Measurements, not estimates
Most systems rely on low resolution approximations of swing data, with algorithmic estimates filling in the gaps. Gears provides hard data, actually measuring the entire swing as it unfolds.
Data. Lots of it.
Gears analyzes over 600 images per swing, in less than a second. Because both the grip and head are tracked, that data provides significant insight into a swing, even including shaft deflection—information that cannot be obtained by tracking the grip alone.
Optical motion tracking
Gears is an optical (camera-based) tracking system, powered by eight 1.7 megapixel cameras running at 360 frames per second. It offers numerous advantages over other approaches, including:
Track any club, with snap-on club mounts
Measurements as fine as 0.2 mm
No wires attached to the user
Golf ball detection, for pinpoint impact location information
Simple system setup
“Absolute positioning,” with zero drift (unlike inertial systems)
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