Tennibot
Tennibot: “Tennibot builds AI-powered robotics for racquet sports — ball machines and autonomous ball collectors for tennis, pickleball, and padel.”
Does the Partner V2 move?
“Yes. Partner V2 has a drive base and moves anywhere on the court on its own between shots, so balls come from different positions the way they would in a rally. Partner Lite has the same AI but stays in one spot.”
View in the company profileWhat's the difference between Partner V2 and Partner Lite?
“Both have the same AI, 4K cameras, drills, spin and placement control, and app, and both work with the Rover. Partner V2 moves anywhere on the court and costs $2,275. Partner Lite is stationary, weighs 25 lbs and costs $1,525.”
View in the company profileWhich sports does one machine cover?
“Partner V2 is a separate machine for each sport: tennis, pickleball and padel. With Partner Lite, tennis and padel are the same unit, and pickleball is its own dedicated unit.”
View in the company profileWhere is Tennibot made?
“Tennibot designs and builds its machines in Auburn, Alabama, and has since 2016.”
View in the company profileIs there a subscription?
“No. The app, AI drills and over-the-air updates are included with the machine.”
View in the company profileHow long does the battery last?
“Four to five hours per battery. It swaps out with one click, so with a charged spare the machine never stops to charge.”
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“Tennibot builds AI-powered robotics for racquet sports — ball machines and autonomous ball collectors for tennis, pickleball, and padel.”