VITBIO Unveils the World's First AI Golf Training System Combining Full-Body Motion Capture and Plantar Pressure Analysis

TAIPEI, July 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Sports technology innovator VITBIO has announced the launch of OmniGmot AI Golfer, the world's first integrated golf biomechanics system to combine full-body AI motion capture with comprehensive plantar pressure analysis in a single wearable solution. Developed entirely with VITBIO's proprietary patented technologies, the system delivers laboratory-grade biomechanics insights directly on the golf course.

To showcase its real-world performance, VITBIO will welcome Spanish professional golfer Juan Salama, a former No. 1 ranked golfer in Spain, for live demonstrations during SPORTEC Tokyo from July 8–10 at Tokyo Big Sight. Salama will demonstrate how OmniGmot AI Golfer enables elite players to rapidly adapt to unfamiliar courses, optimize swing mechanics, and improve competitive performance using real-time AI-driven analysis.

Traditionally, golfers have relied on separate indoor motion capture systems and stationary force plates, making comprehensive biomechanics analysis impractical during actual play. OmniGmot AI Golfer eliminates this limitation by seamlessly integrating wearable AI smart insoles with full-body motion sensing, synchronizing ground reaction force, movement patterns, and swing mechanics through VITBIO's proprietary AI algorithms.

The system has been recognized by the Global Sports Innovation Center (GSIC), powered by Microsoft, and received the prestigious 2025 ISPO Product & Service Award, highlighting its innovation and impact on sports technology.

"OmniGmot AI Golfer gives my coach and me a completely new level of performance insight," said Juan Salama. "By combining foot pressure, movement patterns, and full-body motion analysis in real time, we can quickly understand how subtle weight shifts influence ball contact and make immediate adjustments when competing on unfamiliar courses."

Key innovations include:

• The world's first integrated AI system combining full-body motion capture with dynamic plantar pressure tracking.
• Outdoor-ready wearable technology that delivers accurate biomechanics data in real playing conditions.
• AI-powered pre-round analysis that builds a course-specific swing optimization model within minutes, helping golfers adapt quickly before competition.

VITBIO's integrated AI platform represents a significant advancement in wearable sports biomechanics and has already been invited for technical evaluation in international professional tournaments.

Visit VITBIO at Booth E1-6-5 during SPORTEC Tokyo, July 8–10, to experience the next generation of AI-powered golf performance technology.

About VITBIO

VITBIO is a pioneer in wearable sports technology, specializing in AI-powered biomechanics solutions developed through proprietary patented innovations. The company is dedicated to advancing athletic performance with intelligent wearable technologies that empower golfers and athletes worldwide.

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VITBIO Unveils the World's First AI Golf Training System Combining Full-Body Motion Capture and Plantar Pressure Analysis

LONDON, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 50 Best Vineyards reveals the vineyards ranked No.51 to No.100 this year, ahead of the official awards ceremony in Santiago, Chile on 18 November. The extended list showcases leading wine tourism destinations across six continents and 20 destinations, voted for by The 50 Best Vineyards Academy, a global panel of more than 700 wine and travel experts.

• The 51-100 list includes vineyards from 36 wine regions across the world
• 34 of the vineyards are in Europe, followed by five in South America, five in North America, four in Oceania, and one each in Africa and Asia
• There are 17 new entries from 15 different wine regions
• 12 vineyards return to the ranking as re-entries

For the full 51-100 list, please see here.

Europe dominates the 51-100 list with 34 vineyards, including 13 new entries. France leads with 14 vineyards featured, eight of them new to the ranking. Among them is Château & Domaine de Briante in Beaujolais (No.51), the highest new entry.

Vineyards in Portugal and Italy each secure four places, including new entry G.D. Vajra in Barolo (No.58). England records three entries from Sussex, while Georgia's Château Mukhrani in Kartli (No.55) achieves the highest rise among returning vineyards, climbing 20 places. New entries also include Sauska in Tokaj (No.74) and Santo Wines in Santorini (No.100).

South America welcomes two new entries with Susana Balbo Wines in Mendoza (No.80) and Haras de Pirque in Chile's Maipo Valley (No.84). The United States records its strongest ever showing, with four vineyards featured. Canada is represented by Mission Hill Family Estate in Okanagan Valley (No.69).

Oceania features four vineyards across Australia and New Zealand. Vineyards in Africa and Asia each secure one place in this year's list: Babylonstoren in Franschhoek (No.89) and Silver Heights in Helan (No.94).

Rikki Tidball, Managing Director of Awards & Rankings for The 50 Best Vineyards, says: "The vineyards featured in this year's 51-100 list show that world-class wine tourism can be found in every corner of the globe. From historic houses in Champagne and Bordeaux to pioneering vineyards in China and Georgia, these destinations offer visitors a compelling sense of place alongside outstanding hospitality."

The 50 Best Vineyards 2026 announcement can be followed via The 50 Best Vineyards social media channels on 18 November.

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THE 50 BEST VINEYARDS REVEALS THE 51-100 LIST FOR 2026