DENVER, NORTH CAROLINA / ACCESS Newswire / May 6, 2025 / Today, sports technology innovator Acemate announced the launch of its latest product, the world's first tennis robot for real rally play. This ...

And importantly, the bot can be set to different paces and return speeds, depending on how much of a workout the player wishes. After each session, the app provides the user with a detailed assessment ...

Powered by dual 4K binocular cameras and advanced AI algorithms, Acemate Tennis Robot achieves centimeter-level tracking accuracy and 0.15-second pro-level reaction times, simulating the pace, spin, ...

Whether you're looking to improve your game or just playing for fun, tennis is a game that's difficult to play alone. However, earlier this week, I passed my local tennis courts and saw someone ...

Racing to find a hitting partner after work? The Acemate Tennis Robot eliminates that scheduling nightmare while delivering rally play that adapts to your shots. Unlike static ball machines that ...

Acemate , a sports-tech innovator dedicated to improving sports lives with AI, has unveiled the Acemate Tennis Robot at IFA 2025 , the world's first AI-powered tennis robot capable of true rally play.

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Since launch, Acemate has revolutionized the tennis world by introducing a robotic partner that moves, receives, and returns shots like a real player. But as users trained more, a pattern emerged.

Technology has come for many jobs, and one that it seems to be targeting is that of the tennis coach. The Acemate S10 builds on other models that can fire balls at you on the court – by being able to ...

Unlike traditional ball machines that feed from a fixed position, Acemate S10 tracks incoming shots, moves across the court, catches the ball, and sends it back at speeds up to 100 km/h. Supported by ...