S10 Pro
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Tennis training robot with a 100-ball hopper and five training modes
More from AcemateAcemate describes the S10 Pro as a tennis training robot that tracks incoming shots, moves with Mecanum wheels to receive suitable returns and launches the next ball with its ACE+ SHOT system. The maker lists Rally, Drill, Serve, Ball Machine and Battle modes, horizontal and vertical aiming, topspin, backspin and flat shots, and app control of landing points and drill sequences. It specifies ball speeds up to 75 mph (120 km/h), 100 balls and a 1–15 second adjustable feed interval in Ball Machine mode. Acemate explicitly says that the robot cannot return every shot.
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Price
Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 2,999.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.
Alternatives
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does Acemate S10 Pro cost?
- Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 2,999.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.
- What are the alternatives to Acemate S10 Pro?
- No comparable alternatives with enough catalog data.
- Is Acemate S10 Pro still sold?
- Current availability is not verified. Confirm sales and stock with the maker.
Specifications
Use cases
- •Tennis training
- •Ball-machine drills
- •Tennis rally practice
SDKs & programming
Source-reported details
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- Ball capacity
- 100 balls
- Ball feed interval
- 1–15 seconds; adjustable in Ball Machine mode
- Ball speed (maker)
- Up to 75 mph (120 km/h)
- Court movement
- 360° movement with Mecanum wheels
- Deployed height
- 1,964 mm
- Maximum runtime (maker)
- Up to 5 hours in Ball Machine mode with launching wheels at 3,000–4,000 rpm; varies with use
- Robot net weight
- 23.0 ± 0.5 kg
- Spin options
- Topspin, backspin and flat
- Stowed dimensions
- 557 × 501 × 642 mm
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