World Cup ball with triple wave-embedded upgraded chip

In the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage match between Sweden and Tunisia, a small incident occurred: in the 84th minute, Swedish player Svanberg scored a goal in his team's set-piece attack, but it was disallowed for offside. However, shortly after, the main referee, after consulting the video assistant referee team, changed his decision and signaled that the goal was valid. Providing the decisive "evidence" for this decision was the official match ball of the tournament, the "Triple Wave". This official match ball, which contains a chip, reflects the deep integration of modern football with artificial intelligence and data analysis technology.