Sports · match operation

Boxing scoring and scoreboard — from judge tablets to the winner on the board

A large scoreboard above the ring, an operator desk and judge tablets at ringside run from one project. Start sounds the gong and the clock runs down; at 30 seconds left the board shows an orange frame and rings a bell. After each round the judges enter and lock their scores on tablets, and the next round opens only after all three have submitted. When the total and the majority point to different winners, the board shows which rule decided it.

Example setup

This is an example setup, not a real bout or customer installation, and the athlete names are made-up sample names. Scoring is simplified to the 10-point must system (7–10) for demonstration and training; real rules vary by competition. The venue is computer-rendered.

2 × 3rings, three judges each
13screens — scoreboard, operator desk and score sheet per ring, six judge tablets from one template
272tags, one script
2winner rules — total and majority (majority in the video)

Running it

The total says red, the majority says blue — blue wins by the rule

The venue is computer-rendered. The scoreboard, operator desk and judge tablet show the same sample running in LinkVion, recorded on one timeline. Judge 1 scored on the tablet keypad; judges 2 and 3 submitted the same values a tablet writes. Top left shows the tablet, the operator desk's submission status and the score sheet, cropped from the recording.

Example setup

40 s rounds, 10 s rest, 3 rounds: start (gong) → 30 seconds left (orange frame, bell) → round end, judge tablet scoring and lock → submission status on the operator desk → rounds 2–3 (fast) → score sheet total 86 : 83 against majority 2 : 1 → winner confirmed (blue). Waiting parts are fast-forwarded · 60 s

The video is silent. The moments the product rings the bell or gong are marked 'Bell' on screen. The venue is computer-rendered for illustration, and you cannot run it on this page.

On the screen

How a bout runs

  • Scoreboard, operator desk, score sheet, judge tablets
  • One judge template, six tablets
  • Score keypad, locked on submit
  • Total and majority rules
  • Gong and bell via play-signal tags
  • One script runs the rules
  • Korean and English screens
Clock and bells
When the operator starts a round the gong sounds, and the clock turns orange below 30 s and red below 10 s. At 30 seconds left the board shows an orange frame and '30 s' and rings a bell. Sounds play from play-signal tags that ring once when a value turns from false to true.
Judge scoring and lock
At the end of a round the judge tablet opens its score fields; entering 7–10 on the keypad and submitting locks that round (one side must have 10). The operator desk shows each judge's status, and the next round cannot start until all three judges have submitted.
Total and majority
The score sheet shows both the total of all three judges and the majority count of each judge's winner. In the recorded bout the total is 86 : 83 for red, but the majority is 2 : 1 for blue, so with the chosen rule (majority) blue is the winner candidate.
Confirming the winner
Pressing Confirm winner on the operator desk (with a confirmation) puts the winner, the rule and the decision type on the scoreboard and sounds the gong. All the rules run in one gateway script.

Limits

What this case does not show

  • Not a real bout or venue. The venue is computer-rendered and the athlete names are made up.
  • Scoring is a simplified 10-point must demo for training. Deductions, knockdowns and competition-specific rules are not included.
  • The video is silent. There is no live version on this page, only the video.
  • Judge accounts are not included in the sample and must be created separately.