FIELD — SPORTS

Without stopping the session,
say it in the moment.

To a player 100 m away. Between referees on the pitch. You no longer have to stop practice to be heard.

01 — ISSUE

What happens on site

The field is wide and instructions do not carry

Shouting from the touchline does not reach players far away. You lose your voice instead.

Practice stops for every instruction

Calling players in so they hear it properly breaks the flow every time.

After the session the moment has faded

By the time it is said in a meeting, the feel of that play is gone.

Referees struggle to confirm with each other

With the referee, assistants and fourth official spread out, confirming a decision takes time.

02 — ANSWER

B-EAR's answer

Feedback in the moment changes how players develop.

You can coach individual players without breaking the rhythm of the session. Nothing has to stop, and players stay focused on the work.

Referees confirm decisions and share warnings on the spot. The referee, assistants and fourth official all talk and listen at once.

B-EAR products have been used as the referee communication system in Japan's Meiji Yasuda J3 League since the 2023 season.

03 — PRODUCTS

Products that suit this setting

ReaCom ALVO 1.9
1.9 GHz DECT — for venues where spectators' smartphones crowd the 2.4 GHz band.
10 users / 800 m / 95 g
BRIDGECOM X10 ATHLETE
A snag-free antenna and a large display, designed for sport.
10 users / 900 m / 106 g
VoiSniper Advance
An earphone microphone developed with active referees. 21.3 g.
21.3 g / omnidirectional
04 — RECORD

Track record in sport

Became official supplier to JBS Leagues Premier, Japan's top beach soccer league

Entered a partnership with Komazawa Soccer Club

Entered a partnership with the Referees Association of Japan (RAJ)

Adopted as the referee communication system in the Meiji Yasuda J3 League

Became an official support company of the F.League (five seasons to 2026)

05 — FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What do referees need?
The usual set is the X10 ATHLETE with a VoiSniper Advance earphone microphone. Match staff who only need to listen can use the R2.
Does it work in a venue full of spectators?
BRIDGECOM uses the 2.4 GHz band, so venues packed with spectators' smartphones can affect it. In that case consider the 1.9 GHz ALVO 1.9.
Will the battery last a whole match?
About 8 hours of continuous use for the X10 ATHLETE, and about 30 hours for an ALVO 1.9 remote unit.
What about sweat and rain?
The X10 ATHLETE is IPX4 splash resistant.
How many people can talk at once?
Up to 10 with the X10 ATHLETE and up to 10 with the ALVO 1.9, plus unlimited listeners.

Decide after trying it on your own site.

How many units, which earphone microphones, how large the area. It is fine if none of it is settled yet.