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Cricket ke shaukeen doston, kya aapko pata hai ki pehle Hotspot technology cricket mein umpire decisions ko review karne ke liye bahut istemal hoti thi par ab ise kam dekha jaata hai? Aaiye samajhte hain is video mein ki Hotspot kya hai, ye kaise kaam karta hai, kyun ye technology vivadit ho chuki hai, aur iska future kya hai. Nicolas Bay dwara develop ki gayi ye thermal imaging system, ball aur bat ke contact ko detect karne mein madad karta hai. Lekin, high operational costs aur accuracy issues ke karan, iska use limited ho gaya hai. Jante hain iske baare mein aur bhi details is video mein. Aaj ke episode me hum baat karenge Cricket me use hone wali Hotspot Technology ke baare me aur samjhenge ki kyun ye ab bohot Kam dikhai deti hai. Explore the intriguing world of cricket technology with our latest video from the Quick Learners, where we delve into the "Hotspot" system. Originally developed by French scientist Nicolas Bay for military use, Hotspot employs thermal imaging to detect heat generated by the contact between the ball and the batsman's gear. Learn why this once-popular technology is now sparingly used and surrounded by controversy. Understand its operational challenges, including high costs and reliability issues, and discover its current application in nations like Australia, England, and South Africa as part of the Decision Review System (DRS). Join us as we discuss the future prospects and potential enhancements of Hotspot technology in cricket.