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Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence

For all athletes

What changed and why it matters

Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence.

In a nutshell

Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence.

Frequently asked questions

What is "Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence"?

Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence.

Who is this update for?

This update is designed for all athletes.

Do I need to do anything to use it?

No action is required — the improvement is already live in SwingVantage and free to use.

Related updates

August 2026 · Swing Analysis

Swing analysis now works on normal-length videos. Clips longer than a couple of seconds were being cut down to a single frame before grading, so the app wrongly said the capture was too low quality to read and withheld your score and plan. Your videos were fine the whole time.

August 2026 · Swing Analysis

Analyzing swings in two browser tabs at once no longer loses one of them

August 2026 · Swing Analysis

Motion Lab now recovers on its own when the on-device analysis can't start, and if it still can't, it says so plainly instead of telling you to re-film a video that was fine

August 2026 · Swing Analysis

Motion Lab now draws a read from difficult clips instead of just asking you to re-film — dim, distant, shaky or blurry video is analyzed for what it genuinely shows and clearly marked as a provisional read

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