We’ve seen machine vision applied to tennis, cricket and soccer. Now, according to Advanced Imaging magazine, it’s the turn of golf.
Systems for recording and analyzing a golfer’s swing have been around for some time. What’s new about the “Swing & See” system from V2S is that it's a self-service tool. In other words, you go into the specially-equipped booth at your local driving range, drop a buck, (maybe more,) into the machine, and a few minutes later you’re watching a video of your swing. What’s more, this is high-speed video taken from two directions, so you can get a close look at what you’re doing wrong. Better still, you can download it onto a USB memory stick so you can show all the guys at work just why you have that wicked slice.
Should your golf pro start thinking about a new career? Maybe not, but it could be a very interesting way for driving ranges to generate some additional revenue.
By-the-way, I couldn’t find a web link for V2S, so if anyone knows where they can be found, please share it here.
Monday, December 8, 2008
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