Rent per match or tournament
- Fully operated package with all equipment and a technician or referee running it on site
- Quick, flexible set-up that does not disrupt the match schedule
- Pricing adapted to the organiser's actual needs
Mini VAR
Portable Mini VAR system for football and amateur sports
Mini VAR is a video assistant referee system for amateur football and other sports. All hardware fits in one purpose-built case and is set up quickly on site without disrupting the match schedule. The VAR team replays incidents from several camera angles, talks to the head referee over headsets, and the head referee makes the final call.
VAR
Key features
01The 4 match-changing decisions under FIFA protocol
- Goal or no goal
- Penalty or foul
- Direct red card
- Mistaken identity
02Multi-angle cameras and slow motion
- Full HD or 4K cameras
- Slow motion and freeze frame to the millisecond
- Covers blind spots
03Portable case
- All hardware integrated in one light, purpose-built case
- Quick set-up on site without disrupting the match schedule
04Communication and streaming
- Continuous headset link between the VAR team and the head referee
- Slow-motion replays sent to the livestream
Ways to use it
Or
Buy the full package, use it for life
- Complete hardware and software licence, source code not included
- Technical support and stable operation during a 12-month warranty
- Free installation advice and operator training within Ho Chi Minh City
Supported sports
Mini football (5/7/9)
Pickleball
Billiards
Badminton
Tennis
Basketball
System components
- Control desk in the case: Replay and Live screens, jog knobs for scrubbing and flagging
- Referee monitor at the touchline showing the angle selected by the technician
- 4 to 8 cameras depending on pitch size, mounted high to limit blind spots
- Headsets for the VAR team and head referee
Control software
- Three views: 4-camera grid, 9-camera grid or one camera full screen
- Jog knob scrubbing, by time or jumping to flagged points
- Any camera can be pushed to the referee monitor
- Full match video stored for extraction after the game
Who it is for
Tournament organisers
Fewer disputes on the pitch, more credibility and a new sponsorship slot tied to VAR.
Venue owners
Add VAR as a value-added service, raise venue quality and attract tournaments.
Livestream providers
More camera angles and slow-motion replays pushed straight to the stream.
Deployment process
- 1
Set up before the match
The technician checks lighting, sets up the cameras, opens the control case and places the referee monitor at the touchline.
- 2
Brief the referees
Agree the VAR signal and test the headsets between pitch and desk.
- 3
Operate during the match
The technician flags sensitive moments. When the referee asks, the right angle and slow-motion replay go straight to the monitor.
- 4
Hand over after the tournament
Clips of every VAR check are exported for media use or to settle complaints.
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