Golf star invests in AI that teaches how to play better than a coach
Professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau invested in the startup Sportsbox AI — a company that uses neural networks and 3D motion analysis for sports training 🥇
The system captures a player's swing, breaks it down in detail, and gives recommendations: from technique to equipment selection. Already this year, the AI assistant SAMI will be released, which can literally 'dissect' your game frame by frame.
At the same time, the developers emphasize: AI does not replace coaches, but rather enhances their capabilities. But the fact remains — now all you need to analyze your technique is a phone and a camera 📱
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