XView is an Edge AI golf intelligence platform built on proprietary computer vision AI models that help golfers and coaches better understand swing mechanics, biomechanics, and performance through video-based analysis.

Using standard cameras and iPhones, XView analyzes movement directly from video and provides both 2D and 3D insights into body movement, club movement, grip position, club head movement, club shaft movement, and ball tracking.

Unlike traditional golf technologies that rely on sensors, wearables, radar systems, or specialized hardware, XView uses markerless motion intelligence to make advanced swing analysis more practical, accessible, and convenient for golfers, coaches, academies, and training facilities.

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XView uses AI-powered motion tracking to analyze a golfer's movement during the swing.

After recording a swing, XView identifies key movement patterns and provides visual feedback, biomechanics insights, and performance data that help golfers and coaches better understand what is happening throughout the swing.

The platform is designed to simplify complex motion analysis and make it easier to turn data into actionable improvement.

Unlike traditional golf technologies that focus on a single data source, XView is built to understand the complete relationship between movement and performance.

Using proprietary computer vision AI models, XView analyzes biomechanics, body movement, club movement, grip position, club head movement, club shaft movement, and ball tracking from a single swing video.

With both 2D and 3D analysis, XView transforms video into motion intelligence, helping golfers and coaches better understand how movement affects performance.

The result is a more complete, practical, and accessible approach to golf performance analysis using standard cameras and iPhones without the need for sensors or wearables.

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XView uses markerless motion analysis, which means it can analyze movement directly from camera without requiring sensors, wearables, reflective markers, or specialized motion-capture equipment.

This allows golfers to practice naturally while still receiving detailed performance feedback.

XView is designed for golfers, coaches, academies, indoor golf studios, driving ranges, and technology partners seeking a more practical and accessible way to understand movement and performance through motion intelligence.

Golfers

Gain deeper insights into swing mechanics, biomechanics, club movement, and ball tracking to support performance improvement and long-term development.

Coaches

Deliver more visual and data-informed instruction through 2D and 3D swing analysis, helping players better understand movement patterns and performance outcomes.

Academies & Indoor Golf Studios

Enhance coaching programs with advanced biomechanics analysis and state-of-the-art fixed-camera technology designed to support player development at scale.

Driving Ranges

Create more engaging practice experiences through automated swing capture, biomechanics feedback, and performance insights delivered directly at the practice bay.

Technology Partners

Integrate IdeasLab's proprietary computer vision AI models and motion intelligence capabilities into applications, platforms, and digital experiences through XView SDK.

Yes.

XView Studio can be used indoors or outdoors, making it suitable for home practice, indoor golf facilities, training centers, and driving ranges.

The platform is designed to provide flexibility so golfers can analyze and review their swings in a variety of practice environments.

Yes.

XView Kiosk is designed to be used at the driving range, allowing golfers to record swings, review feedback, and make adjustments during practice sessions.

This helps golfers connect swing changes with real-time practice and improvement.

Yes.

Because XView APP is designed to be portable and accessible, golfers can use it during practice rounds or on-course training sessions to better understand their swing and performance.

XView is available as a mobile application with accessible entry-level options for golfers looking to begin analyzing their swing and performance.

Features and availability may vary depending on the version of the platform and subscription plan.

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Markerless motion capture is a technology that analyzes human movement using cameras and artificial intelligence, without requiring sensors, wearables, or reflective markers.

Instead of attaching hardware to the body, XView uses computer vision to identify and track key body landmarks directly from video. The movement is then converted into detailed biomechanical data that golfers and coaches can use to better understand the swing.

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XView is powered by proprietary artificial intelligence and computer vision models developed by IdeasLab.

Our AI has been trained on extensive golf-specific datasets that include swings from professional, intermediate, and beginner golfers. This enables XView to recognize movement patterns, track body and club motion, and deliver personalized swing analysis across a wide range of playing abilities.

As we continue to improve our technology, our AI models are continuously refined using additional data and ongoing research in computer vision and motion intelligence.

XView creates true 3D swing analysis by combining synchronized Face-On and Down-the-Line camera views. Each camera captures different perspectives of the same swing, allowing our computer vision system to reconstruct movement in three-dimensional space.

By analyzing both viewpoints simultaneously, XView can more accurately measure body and club movement, providing deeper insights into swing mechanics than a single camera alone.

Because a golf swing happens in three dimensions. While a single camera can provide valuable analysis, synchronized Face-On and Down-the-Line cameras provide significantly more spatial information for true 3D reconstruction. At IdeasLab, we prioritize measurement accuracy over convenience.

We believe more accurate data leads to better coaching. A single camera is convenient, but it cannot directly observe depth. Two synchronized cameras allow our computer vision models to reconstruct movement more accurately in three-dimensional space.

A golf swing is a three-dimensional movement.

While single-camera systems are convenient and can provide valuable insights, they cannot directly capture depth from a single viewpoint.

At IdeasLab, we believe that when accuracy matters, additional viewpoints provide more reliable measurements. That is why XView uses synchronized Face-On and Down-the-Line cameras to reconstruct movement in true 3D.

Our philosophy is simple:

Convenience helps you get started. Accuracy helps you improve.

The golf swing is more than body movement. The relationship between the golfer and the club ultimately determines performance. XView analyzes both body biomechanics and club movement, providing a more complete understanding of the swing.

XView analyzes both body biomechanics and golf club movement to provide comprehensive swing insights.

Depending on the XView product and analysis mode, available metrics include:

• Shoulder rotation
• Hip rotation
• Spine angle
• Pelvic tilt
• Weight transfer
• Hand depth
• Club path
• Club head trajectory
• Club shaft orientation
• Swing plane
• Tempo
• Kinematic sequence

Our analysis continues to expand as new capabilities are added to the platform.