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The FIFA Quality Programme for EPTS devices was initially launched for wearable tracking systems in 2017 with the aim of ensuring that such devices do not pose a danger to the players.

FIFA Quality Programme for EPTS

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The FIFA Preferred Provider initiative for Electronic Performance & Tracking Systems (EPTS) is the next milestone in the effort to drive the further development of EPTS technology in close collaboration with leading EPTS providers.

EPTS FIFA Preferred Provider Initiative

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Performance reports will be listed online for those companies that choose to become licensees and test their system to the FIFA Quality performance standard.

FIFA Quality Performance Reports For EPTS

An operator controls the EPTS system on October 10, 2019 in Barcelona, Spain.

There is an increasing importance of new technologies in football to collect possibly large amounts of data related to the performance and well-being of football players.

FIFA and FIFPRO Develop Standards on Management of Personal Player Performance Data

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Following the mandate from the IFAB in 2015 to create global standards for Electronic Performance and Tracking Systems (EPTS), FIFA has sought industry and football expertise to provide solutions for the sport. 

Research & Development | EPTS Standard Data Format

Electronic performance and Tracking Systems (EPTS), which include camera-based and wearable technologies, are used to control and improve player and team performance.

Electronic Performance & Tracking Systems

After a period of extensive research and consultation, FIFA has developed a Quality Programme for Electronic Performance Tracking Systems (EPTS). This programme has been developed as a method to quantify the accuracies of the various systems available.