The Acemate S10 tennis robot is now $600 cheaper
Acemate is taking $600 off its S10 tennis robot, bringing the US price down to $1,899 from its usual $2,499.
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In/Out tennis line calling has come a long way since our 2017 review
Back in 2017, when I reviewed In/Out tennis for the first time, the idea felt slightly futuristic. A portable device
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Why the French Open is now allowing Whoop on court
Players at this year’s French Open will be allowed to wear fitness trackers such as Whoop during matches, ending a
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Robot rallies tennis balls with humans and actually holds its own
A robot built on the Unitree G1 platform is now capable of sustaining multi-shot tennis rallies with humans, reacting to
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Tennis stars told to ditch Whoop trackers at Australian Open
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner were both ordered to remove their Whoop trackers during matches at the Australian Open, despite
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Nisplay Y1 blends tennis bag and ball launcher into one portable unit
Nisplay is gearing up to launch on Kickstarter a portable tennis ball machine that doubles as a backpack. The Y1
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Walker S2 humanoid robot shown rallying tennis ball with human
A short video released this week shows UBTECH’s Walker S2 humanoid robot rallying a tennis ball with a human on
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Pongbot PACE S PRO review: tracks your footwork, feeds like a pro, drills without mercy
Pongbot PACE S PRO 8.5 Design8.0/10 Ease of use9.5/10 Usefulness9.0/10 Value for money7.5/10 PROS Tracks player position for smarter ball
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This AI tennis robot folds into a suitcase and plays like a partner
You wheel it in like luggage and it’s ready to play tennis. Aceii One folds out and hits with you
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Acemate is the tennis robot that actually fights back
Tennis robots have been around for a while, but none that actually move and return like a real opponent. Acemate
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Vision-based tennis training hits Kickstarter with Tenniix
The Tenniix T-APEX ball launcher is now live on Kickstarter, pitching itself as a smarter way to up your tenis
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Tennis gets personal with new AI training robot PongBot
A new AI-powered tennis training robot called PongBot is generating a buzz on Kickstarter. With nearly a month to go
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Game, set, data: ATP ushers in wearable tech era for professional tennis
The ATP has announced the approval of in-competition wearable devices for players across the ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour,
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Baseline Vision joins In/Out: More line-calling options for amateur tennis
Minimize line-calling disputes! Baseline Vision has joined In/Out, bringing tech that provides line calls and valuable match insights for amateur
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Slinger Bag’s upcoming tennis app will help improve your technique
Slinger Bag is getting a smartphone tennis app that analyses your technique, offers drills and more. The software is a
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