At the recently concluded Malaysian National Games (SUKMA), Waychamp became the center of attention both on and off the field. The electronic protective gear scoring system it provided performed exceptionally well during the competition. At the same time, the Waychamp IVR video review system—introduced for the first time at this event—was widely praised and received special commendation from the Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS). Industry experts have noted that, compared to previous SUKMA editions, the competition equipment used in this year’s event was “the best yet.”
As an official supplier for this year’s SUKMA, Waychamp’s PSS system provided a solid foundation for fair judging and efficient operations during the competition. The system demonstrated exceptional stability and accuracy across multiple events, ensuring that every effort made by the athletes was accurately recorded.
At the same time, the IVR video review system deployed by Waychamp at this tournament served as another important safeguard for the fairness of the competition. Through multi-angle high-definition cameras and instant replay technology, the system allows coaches to request a video review when a controversial call is made, enabling the referees to quickly retrieve footage for review and make a final ruling. The introduction of this technology has significantly reduced disputes over calls, ensuring the fairness and transparency of the competition results, and has received unanimous praise from participating teams across the country.
Thanks to its advanced technology and outstanding on-site performance, Waychamp’s two core systems—PSS and IVR—received special public recognition from the Malaysian Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS). KBS officials praised Waychamp’s technology, noting that it not only enhanced the fairness and operational efficiency of this year’s event but also set a new benchmark for the digital and intelligent management of future large-scale multi-sport events.
In interviews, several veteran coaches and athletes noted that, compared to previous SUKMA editions, the competition equipment at this year’s event has made a quantum leap in terms of professionalism, accuracy, and user experience. “Whether it’s the scoring accuracy of the electronic protective gear or the clarity and responsiveness of the video review system, everything is impressive,” commented a coach from Kedah. “This allows us to focus more on the competition itself, and we’ve truly experienced the power of technology in sports.”
The successful hosting of this year’s SUKMA not only provided young Malaysian athletes with a premier competitive platform but also, through Waychamp’s technical support, demonstrated to the outside world the solid strides Malaysia’s sports events have made on the path to digital transformation.
