Adidas sensor confirms Cristiano Ronaldo did not score 1st goal vs Uruguay at FIFA World Cup: Report
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Adidas will offer runners gait analysis with shoe-worn sensors at its retail stores | TechCrunch
Adidas Smart Ball Uses Sensors, Bluetooth to Measure Impact | Digital Trends
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Adidas Reject Cristiano Ronaldo Goal Claim Using Sensors Inside The Ball – Thick Accent
Explained: FIFA reveals how adidas match ball technology showed Ronaldo didn't score goal against Uruguay | Goal.com Ghana
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Sensor-packed Adidas miCoach Smart Ball fine-tunes your free kicks - CNET
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World Cup Match Ball to Contain Sensor for AI Refereeing Technology - Footy Headlines
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Adidas Smart Ball Uses Sensors, Bluetooth to Measure Impact | Digital Trends
Adidas and Google take fitness tracking to the next level
Adidas In-Ball Technology Denies Ronaldo Goal, Awards it to Bruno Fernandes - Footy Headlines
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adidas reveals the first FIFA World Cup™ official match ball featuring connected ball technology
adidas reveals the first FIFA World Cup™ official match ball featuring connected ball technology
Adidas will offer runners gait analysis with shoe-worn sensors at its retail stores | TechCrunch
Google, Adidas, EA Launch Smart Insole | Wearable Technologies
Unlucky Cristiano! Adidas insist ball technology shows Ronaldo did NOT score Portugal's opening goal against Uruguay in World Cup and Bruno Fernandes decision was right
Exclusive: How Google Uses Machine Learning to Analyze Soccer Moves | WIRED
