NBA referee Scott Foster utilizes eye-tracking tech to enhance focus
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 10:45 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
BasketballNBA referee Scott Foster is leveraging eye-tracking technology to boost cognitive focus, reflecting a trend among athletes and officials across sports. This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve performance and decision-making on the court. Eye-tracking aids in understanding visual processing and attention levels, providing insights that may benefit training regimens. As integration of this technology expands, more referees and players may adopt these cognitive drills to enhance their skills.
- •Scott Foster is enhancing focus with eye-tracking technology.
- •Cognitive drills are becoming more common in sports.
- •Eye-tracking aids in understanding visual processing.
- •Technology integration may improve referee decision-making.
- 11:39 AMESPN — How eye-tracking tech in sports is helping athletes, referees and brain health
"NBA referee Scott Foster, others boost focus with cognitive drills, as part of a growing trend across sports.
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