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In the modern era, badminton has changed a lot because of new technology. One big change is the use of video review systems like Hawk-Eye. This system helps check if the shuttle landed in or out. If a player thinks the umpire made a mistake, they can challenge the call. This makes the game fairer and more accurate, especially in close matches.

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Today’s badminton is more advanced because of new technology. Video review helps make fair calls, equipment is better and stronger, and players take part in big tournaments around the world through the BWF World Tour.

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Modern badminton rackets are light, strong, and designed to improve power, speed, and control. They suit different playing styles and help players perform better.

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Hawk-Eye is a computer vision system that tracks the trajectory of a ball and shows its most likely path as a moving image. It is used in over 20 major sports, including badminton.

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• Video review systems like Hawk-Eye allow players to challenge line calls, improving fairness and decision accuracy.

• Modern rackets use lightweight carbon fiber, offering more power and control. Improved shoes and shuttlecocks help reduce injury risk and boost performance.

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• The BWF World Tour was announced on March 19, 2017, and officially launched in 2018 as a replacement for the BWF Super Series and Grand Prix series. It features top-tier tournaments such as Super 1000 and Super 750, significantly raising the sport’s global profile and prize money.

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