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NeoPace
NeoPace G10 Pro AI Golf Launch Monitor
$899.00
The NeoPace G10 Pro is a portable golf launch monitor that pairs three cameras with a 24 GHz Doppler radar to capture ball, club and body data on every swing. It focuses on explaining why a shot went wrong: swings are rebuilt as 360-degree 3D replays and run through TrainerIQ, an AI coach that can suggest drills and answer follow-up questions in chat. Ball and club data are free, while 3D analysis and TrainerIQ cover 5 shots a month unless you add the $19.99-a-month Premium AI plan.
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product typeportable camera-and-radar golf launch monitor with AI swing coaching
sensingthree cameras plus 24 GHz Doppler radar; player-view camera up to 120 fps, two impact cameras at 480 fps and 240 fps
ball speed rangeup to 223.7 mph
metrics49 per shot, 22 ball and club metrics plus 27 body metrics
3d replayeach swing rebuilt in 3D, viewable through 360 degrees, with 7 key swing moments marked
ai coachTrainerIQ swing analysis, plus personalized drills, practice goals, performance insights and Ask TrainerIQ text chat on Premium AI
ai plansball and club metrics, video replays and simulator connection are free with no subscription; 3D swing analysis (body metrics and 3D Replay) and TrainerIQ analysis share 5 shots a month on the free tier; Premium AI at $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year raises that to 1,000 shots and adds Ask TrainerIQ chat, personalized drills, practice goals and cloud history; Kickstarter tiers include 3 months ($899) or 15 months ($999) of Premium
setupauto-alignment with 120° pan and 40° tilt, face-on or down-the-line on the included tripod, about 1.3 to 1.7 m from the ball in face-on setup indoors (brand video)
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