The M-Tracer Golf Swing Analyzer Guides You Towards the Perfect Drive
Amelia Roblin — January 6, 2015 — Tech
Given that you spend about a second actually executing a drive, it's difficult to get a good idea about what you're doing right or wrong on the range. The Epson M-Tracer Golf Swing Analyzer was designed to scrutinize the subtleties of your sport, allowing you to get an accurate breakdown of your technique. It was presented at CES 2015.
The tiny device attaches at the base of the grip of your golf club and picks up face angle, tempo, speed and swing path. All of this data can be stored for up to 200 swings, and a detailed history can be kept in a tablet or smartphone app. With the golf swing analyzer application, the golfer can get a visualization of his movement and a full diagnosis of his game.
The tiny device attaches at the base of the grip of your golf club and picks up face angle, tempo, speed and swing path. All of this data can be stored for up to 200 swings, and a detailed history can be kept in a tablet or smartphone app. With the golf swing analyzer application, the golfer can get a visualization of his movement and a full diagnosis of his game.
Trend Themes
1. Golf Swing Analyzers - Developing or integrating golf swing analyzer technology into golf equipment for robotic coaching in real time.
2. Sports Analysis Apps - Creating apps that provide immediate feedback and data analysis for athletes and coaches in real-time.
3. Wearable Sports Tech - Incorporating wearable sensor technology that provides real-time feedback on form and function for athletes and trainers.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Equipment Manufacturing - Integrating golf swing analyzer technology into new lines of golf equipment for individual customization and user-generated data analysis.
2. Mobile Applications - Partnering with sports equipment manufacturers to develop apps that integrate with their products for real-time feedback and data analysis on sports performance.
3. Wearable Technology Manufacturing - Developing and manufacturing wearable sensor technology specifically for sports performance analysis and individual customization based on user feedback.
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