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WIN Reality and AWRE Partner to Bring Automated SwingAI Analysis

  • by Luke Swan

For coaches and players, more swings mean more opportunities to improve but only if you have the right tools to measure and adjust.

That’s why we’re excited to announce a new partnership with AWRE Sports — bringing automated SwingAI biomechanics analysis to swings recorded on the AWRE platform.

Every swing captured in AWRE will be automatically analyzed by WIN Reality’s SwingAI technology delivering actionable mechanical insights with no extra recording, uploads, or workflow changes for coaches and players.

How This Integration Works:

This partnership connects AWRE’s industry-leading video capture and analytics tools with WIN Reality’s AI-powered swing analysis platform, unlocking two major benefits for AWRE users (and now, for SwingAI users too):

1. Maddux + SwingAI: Natural Language Meets Biomechanics

AWRE’s new natural language assistant Maddux, taps directly into SwingAI biomechanics data. Coaches and players can ask questions like:

  • “Whose trending down in swing score over the past three months?”
  • “How has Olivia’s hip-shoulder separation changed this season?”

Maddux instantly responds with data-backed, biomechanical answers, helping coaches spot trends, track development, and tailor training plans — all using natural language.

2. SwingAI App Access for AWRE Swings

In addition to in-platform Maddux insights, AWRE-recorded swings can be sync automatically to the SwingAI mobile app.

That means coaches and players can:

  • Review 3D swing visualizations
  • See 12-dimension swing scores
  • Access AI-generated coaching cues
  • Track progress and trends over time
  • Get personalized drill recommendations

More swings + more data = more coaching insights across both practice and game environments.

Why This Matters for WIN Reality Users:

This partnership extends the reach of SwingAI, making SwingAI feedback available on a much wider set of swings from practices, games, and cages captured in AWRE.

It’s another step toward our goal: giving coaches and players more real-time, biomechanically accurate feedback, across every rep.

Learn More

The AWRE x SwingAI integration will be available to AWRE users coming in the fall. Learn more and get set up with early beta access at www.winreality.com/awre-maddux-swingai.

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