Plan an Overhead Bay with GolfIn IDRA II
Map the camera and hitting area
The IDRA II uses dual overhead cameras and lists a 32-by-18-inch hitting zone. Treat that zone as a ball-placement specification, not the total room size. Allow for the golfer’s swing, the enclosure, projector placement and the installation clearances described in the documentation.
Complete the hardware and software plan
Review the supplied ceiling mount and calibration accessories alongside your mounting surface. Check compatible computer and software requirements before choosing the rest of the simulator. For a shared bay, confirm that the hitting position and room width work for each player.
Keep the hitting zone inside a usable stance layout
Sketch the IDRA II’s listed 32-by-18-inch ball-placement area on your proposed mat. Then add each golfer’s stance outside that ball area and check the screen and side coverage. The useful result is a complete arrangement for players and equipment, not the largest tracking rectangle that will fit on the floor. Use the installation guide for the sensor position and calibration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does IDRA II require marked golf balls?
The listed IDRA II uses unmarked balls. Check the complete tracking and setup instructions for the measurements you intend to use.
Is IDRA II a portable floor monitor?
No. It is designed for an overhead indoor installation with its specified mounting and calibration process.
Does the hitting-zone size define the required room size?
No. You also need full swing clearance, screen spacing and room for the rest of the simulator equipment.