Description
The team has designed and built a golf swing analyzer that informs the user of his mistakes while putting with a golf club. The team also interfaced a Linux program with the analyzer that allows the user to review the flaws in his golf swing. In addition, the application is more personalized than existing devices and tailored to the individual based on his level of experience. The analyzer consists of an accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, vibration motor, and microcontroller that are connected on a board that attaches to the top of the shaft of a golf club, fitting inside a 3D printed case. The team has assembled all of the necessary hardware, and is able to successfully display critical parameters of a golf putt, as well as send instant feedback to the user. The final budget for this project was $378.24
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Title
- Wireless Sensors and Actuators to Enhance Golf Putting Practice
Contributors
- Kaur, Hansneet (Co-author)
- Cox, Jeremy (Co-author)
- Farnsworth, Chad (Co-author)
- Zorob, Nabil (Co-author)
- Chae, Junseok (Thesis director)
- Aberle, James (Committee member)
- Electrical Engineering Program (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Date Created
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2015-12
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