撕开“鹰眼”技术依赖：一场中国科技公司奋力拼搏的体系突围

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of VAR (Video Assistant Referee) technology in Chinese football highlights a deeper competition regarding data security and industry sovereignty, emphasizing the importance of mastering key technologies and core data for the future of digital sports [3][5]. Group 1: Structural Challenges of Non-Self-Controlled "Eagle Eye" - The existing "Eagle Eye" system's dominance is attributed to its early market entry and binding to international events, rather than its technical superiority [6]. - The non-self-controlled "Eagle Eye" system faces two structural challenges: the transparency dilemma regarding intellectual property and regulatory demands, and the risks associated with relying on external technology standards [7][8]. Group 2: Collective Awakening on Data Security - The recent amendments to the Cybersecurity Law and related regulations have clarified the risks associated with data flow and jurisdiction, prompting a collective awareness of the importance of data security in sports [10][11]. - The reliance on non-self-controlled systems raises concerns about data jurisdiction and potential exposure to foreign legal frameworks, which could compromise the integrity of sports data [12][13]. Group 3: Breakthrough of Self-Controlled "Eagle Eye" - Companies like Ruige Technology are emerging as "disruptors" in the market, aiming to develop self-controlled "Eagle Eye" systems that challenge existing monopolies [14]. - Ruige Technology's approach includes reducing costs significantly, thereby reshaping the value benchmark for VAR systems and demonstrating that such technology is not an insurmountable barrier [15][16]. - The company also emphasizes data sovereignty by ensuring local data storage and algorithm transparency, which addresses the risks associated with the "black box" nature of existing systems [17][18]. Group 4: Ongoing Competition and Future Implications - The self-controlled "Eagle Eye" system has been successfully implemented in various sports and has received FIFA certification, indicating its competitive edge in terms of accuracy and reliability [22][23]. - The ongoing competition between self-controlled and non-self-controlled systems is not yet resolved, but the emergence of self-controlled systems represents a significant breakthrough in the technology landscape [24][25]. - The shift towards self-controlled technology in sports is seen as a strategic priority, emphasizing the need for safety, data control, and industry autonomy [26][27].