MINA is an AI-powered biomechanical swing analysis and club fitting system. It combines 200+ fps industrial cameras with force plates, all synchronized by a single hardware clock (0 µs latency), and runs 40+ AI autodiagnostic modules that identify swing faults, explain their root cause and recommend drills.

Is MINA a launch monitor?

No. Launch monitors track the ball. MINA tracks the player: body kinematics, ground reaction forces, timing and kinetic sequence. MINA complements a launch monitor or golf simulator (TrackMan, Foresight, ProTee, etc.).

Can an amateur golfer use MINA alone in a golf simulator?

Yes. The AI-Guided mode gives an autodiagnostic in seconds: it identifies the priority fault (not 40 metrics), explains why (forces → body → club → ball) and recommends concrete drills, so you can train autonomously between coaching sessions inside your simulator.

How is MINA different from Bluetooth or WiFi swing sensors and smartphone apps?

Wireless systems introduce 5–50 ms of variable latency between sensors, while a golf impact lasts about 0.5 ms. MINA synchronizes every camera frame and every force reading with the same hardware clock signal, so video and force data have zero drift and can be correlated millisecond by millisecond.

How does MINA help with club fitting?

MINA measures the player's velocity curve millisecond by millisecond through the downswing, ground reaction forces and energy transfer efficiency. This allows shaft selection by EI profile matched to the player's exact timing, and dynamic lie measured from center-of-pressure data — fitting data a launch monitor alone cannot provide.

How much does MINA cost?

MINA Mono starts at €7,500 excl. VAT (1 camera, force plates, all 40+ modules). MINA DUO is €10,500 excl. VAT (2 cameras, right- and left-handed). MINA 3D (2 to 4 cameras) is available on request. AI analysis credit packs are sold separately.

Does MINA ship worldwide?

Yes. MINA ships from Aix-en-Provence, France, to Europe, North America and worldwide via DHL Express, FedEx or TNT (3–7 business days in the EU, 5–12 worldwide). Prices are excl. VAT; import duties may apply outside the EU.

Has MINA been validated with professional players?

MINA's AI is the result of several years of R&D in biomechanics, computer vision and AI at the HUMAN GOLF research center in Aix-en-Provence, and has been used to detect biomechanical corrections for players on professional Tours.

MINA Installed at the Renaud Gris Performance Institute

Le coach des équipes de France adopte MINA DUO pour le petit jeu.

A major milestone for MINA — our AI-powered motion analysis system is now installed at the Renaud Gris Performance Institute, led by the coach of the French national golf teams and one of Europe's top short-game specialists.

MINA DUO at the Institute

The setup integrates MINA DUO, combining force plate data and synchronized high-speed cameras for complete kinetic and kinematic analysis. Right-handed and left-handed players switch instantly — zero reconfiguration.

MINA DUO installed at Renaud Gris Performance Institute

MINA DUO installed at the Renaud Gris Performance Institute

Short Game Analysis Like Never Before

At the Renaud Gris Institute, MINA is used to analyze and improve short-game performance — from wedge control to putting dynamics. The force plates reveal how each player interacts with the ground, while AI detects faults invisible to the naked eye.

Automatic fault detection — one of the 10 modules used at the Institute

"The MINA system gives us a clear and instant view of how players use the ground — it's a game-changer for short-game work."

— Renaud Gris, National Coach & Founder, Renaud Gris Performance Institute

MINA force plates real-time weight distribution

Force plates — real-time weight distribution during the swing

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MINA Installed at Grégory Havret's Academy in Bordeaux

L'académie de l'ancien joueur du DP World Tour adopte MINA.