VAR is one module among many. H.A.R.I. Football governs evidence, decisions, welfare, squad, institutions and stadium — with a technical decision on evidence, explicit recovery when evidence is missing, and human authority defined by context.

Each one is built on the same kernel: a decision on evidence, an explicit state when evidence is insufficient, and a signed trace of everything in between.
Every card below is placed by maturity. Built and tested modules are stated as such; field-testing tracks, advisory directions and roadmap items are stated as such. No deployment claim is made beyond what authorization permits.
The core of the platform today: a technical H.A.R.I. decision on evidence, with explicit recovery when the evidence is not enough. Far more than “VAR”.
A technical decision on evidence — ALLOW / DEFER / SYSTEM_UNVERIFIED — with explicit recovery when a camera, an angle, the play/touch moment or the own-half context is missing.
Deterministic replay, incident reconstruction, evidence provenance, audit trail. What was observed versus what could actually be decided.
Multiple cameras and sources bound to the same episode. Insufficient or inconsistent angles handled as a first-class state, not a guess.
Not just “not enough data”. H.A.R.I. states what is missing and how to reach a verifiable decision. One of the strongest differentiators built so far.
Every decision leaves a verifiable package: inputs, evidence, policy, decision, recovery, hash and provenance.
Feeds from Pixellot, cameras, sensors, wearables, tracking and other systems — received without automatically granting authority to the source.
Wearable and line-assistance tracks in field-testing with real teams — presented as integration tracks, not industrialised products.
A wearable referee assistant: green/red overlay, offside and line support, minimal alerts. The right information to the right role, and nothing else.
A natural vertical for categories without assistant referees or full VAR technology. Can also live as a module inside Smart Glasses.
Support for the bench and for review — always advisory, never an autonomous executor. H.A.R.I. governs when an indication is grounded enough to be shown.
Bench support: substitutions, tactical changes, relevant events, contextual suggestions. Advisory by design.
Reading of match trend, shape changes, pressure, transitions, vulnerabilities and possible adjustments — surfaced only when the evidence supports it.
After the match, far richer than live: incidents, patterns, decisions, missed recoveries, coaching review, medical and performance review.
From welfare to market integrity: evidence-based, non-profiling, fail-closed when physiological or biomechanical evidence is not sufficient.
Injury risk, workload, biomechanics, contact and collision, medical support. Fail-closed when evidence is insufficient. One of the historic Football verticals.
Joints, lower-body motion, proximity, collision channel, kinematic categories, force-readiness. Newton only when the evidence allows a bounded estimate.
Youth development, protection, non-profiling evaluation, loads, growth, documentable technical decisions.
Evidence-based scouting, not arbitrary ranking. Comparison of characteristics and context.
Not just “how good is the player”: compatibility with squad, system, role, complementary traits and overlap risks.
Decision governance for the transfer market: technical and economic fit, traceability of reasons, Market Integrity Shield.
Collective compatibility, loads, group balance, performance context.
H.A.R.I. is not only a tool for the referee or the coach. It is a control layer for federation, league, club, referee committee, audit and procedure.
Control layer for institutional principals: procedures, authorities, audit surface, reviewable decisions.
Real cases and replays used for referee training: the decision, available evidence, missing evidence, recovery — compared with the final call.
Distinct from live refereeing: post-match analysis of VAR process quality — latency, evidence selection, escalation, decision path, procedural gaps.
Auditability, governance, decision trail and demonstrable process — directly connected to insurance risk and compliance.
Football beyond the pitch. Presented as roadmap / integration-ready, kept distinct from sealed modules.
Flows, evacuation, safe exit, incidents, congested zones. Situational risk — never individual surveillance.
Water, plants, infrastructure, access, stadium operations. Part of the Football 360° vision.
The bridge between the web application and the field: real match video, Pixellot feeds, training and match sessions, smart glasses — tested with a real team. Field-testing
H.A.R.I. can emit its own technical decision, but human authority remains defined by context — referee, physician, coach, executive, federation. Irreversible actions require a named human, in scope, before anything proceeds.
Pre-NDA discussions are scoped to architecture-level material. Per-module policy detail and field-lab results follow once an NDA is in place.