Vieworks has begun targeting the global golf imaging market by making its first supply of golf launch monitors to U.S.-based golf imaging specialist NVisage Technologies.
On July 14, Vieworks said it has started supplying a new line of golf launch monitor products developed by NVisage Technologies. Through the partnership, the company plans to introduce products that can be used across various environments, including outdoor golf courses, driving ranges, indoor golf facilities and screen golf venues.
A golf launch monitor is a device that analyzes the movement of golf balls and clubs to measure factors such as launch angle, ball speed, spin rate and distance.
Vieworks’ flagship outdoor launch monitor, the NEO-E, uses dedicated software to analyze ball, club and trajectory data in real time, delivering results within 0.5 seconds after impact. The device visualizes swing data, including face angle and club path, allowing users to intuitively understand their swing mechanics.
The product applies camera shutter and peripheral device synchronization technology to ensure accurate measurements even under strong sunlight. It also received an IP65 rating, the highest level of dust and water resistance, enhancing durability in outdoor environments.
Before the product launch, Vieworks tested the device during actual training and coaching sessions with professional golfers including Amy Cho, KPGA player Jeon Jae-han and KLPGA player Han A-reum. The company is also supporting the product at the athlete training facility during the 2026 KPGA David Golf Tour to collect feedback from the field.
A Vieworks official said, “We have begun supplying NVisage products in earnest, starting with the North American market,” adding, “We will actively target the global golf imaging market with two key business areas: screen golf B2B solutions and all-in-one golf launch monitors.”
Founded in 1999, Vieworks is an imaging solutions company specializing in medical and industrial applications. The company develops and sells X-ray detectors for medical and industrial use, industrial cameras, sensors for golf simulators and bio-diagnostic equipment.