currently in development
mata — digital eyes, fair play

digital eyes for professional sports

physics-based electronic line-calling technology designed for scalable and accessible competition.

the problem

line-calling has not scaled with the sport

current systems are
  • expensive
  • difficult to deploy
  • labour intensive
  • inaccessible to many tournaments
result
  • inconsistent officiating coverage
  • controversial line calls
  • lower-tier competitions excluded
  • limited accessibility despite growing demand
the solution

a precise, deployable line-calling stack

three engineering principles guide every layer of the system.

01

physics-based trajectory modelling

trajectories reconstructed from first principles — drag, lift, and gravity — for high-fidelity ball flight estimation.

02

automated calibration workflow

court geometry and camera intrinsics resolved automatically, removing days of on-site setup and manual surveying.

03

scalable lower-cost deployment

designed around commodity hardware and a compact 6 camera footprint so more venues can adopt electronic line-calling credibly.

technology

engineered for credible decisions, at scale

±3.6
mm
target precision
8
cameras
architecture
<2
seconds
decision target
auto
calibration workflow
scale
deployment design
sports

where mata plays

current focus
badminton

supported by the badminton world federation (BWF) under their research programme, with a pilot deployment at the world junior badminton championships in october 2026.

future expansion
tennis
pickleball
table tennis
volleyball
value

what mata gives federations & clubs

prestige & trust

  • the fairness of a world-class event
  • credibility that lifts your competition
  • standards that cascade down the sport

broadcast-ready

  • instant visual replays & challenges
  • api-ready data for overlays
  • richer match storytelling

no more disputes

  • an objective call, every time
  • fewer officiating bottlenecks
  • transparency players & fans trust
development status
  1. completed

    hardware prototype tested

    first compact camera rig assembled and benchmarked off-court.

  2. completed

    foundational trajectory modelling completed

    proof-of-concept work based on physics-driven shuttle trajectory reconstruction.

  3. in progress

    digital twin development

    end-to-end virtual environment of court, cameras, and shuttle dynamics.

  4. in progress

    ongoing live experiments

    iterating on calibration, latency, and calls in real venue conditions.

product horizon

one platform. first we call the game — then we help you win it.

product I · nowfair play

mata ELC

precise, affordable electronic line-calling. our wedge onto the court — and the reason the cameras get installed.

federationshigh-level clubs
product II · nextwinning play

mata Playmaker

shot & performance analytics from the trajectory data we already capture. edge for the pros; long-term improvement for amateurs. high-margin and recurring — near-zero marginal cost once we're on court.

federationspro playersamateurs
one platform

same cameras · same physics-based trajectory engine → line-calling and analytics. ELC opens the door; Playmaker turns mata into a court-intelligence platform.

founder's note

deep-tech. focused. uncompromising.

"i wasn’t engineered for the sport, but i could engineer for it."

mata combines mathematical modelling, physics-based trajectory reconstruction, and automated calibration to create a more scalable approach to electronic line-calling.

the name

why "mata"

mata
Malay
eyes, points
mata-mata
Malay
police

mata represents digital eyes quietly policing professional sports, where every point matters.

get in touch

let's talk

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