Partner V2 (tennis)
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Tennis training machine with on-device vision and programmable drills
More from TennibotTennibot describes the tennis Partner V2 as a ball machine with 4K cameras, 3D object tracking and on-device neural-network inference. Its current specification page lists 8 TOPS processing, high-resolution encoders, an IMU and ultrasonic sensors. For tennis it lists ball speeds of 10–70 mph, maximum spin of 3,600 rpm, a 2–15 second feed rate and capacity for 140 balls. The Partner V2 can reposition for drills and can work with the separate Rover collector. The maker says its tennis, pickleball and padel versions are separate machines; this record describes the tennis version.
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Use cases
- •Tennis training
- •Ball-machine drills
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- Battery duration (maker)
- 4–5 hours, based on usage and external conditions
- Configuration
- Tennis; other sports use separate machines
- Dimensions
- 17.7 × 21.75 × 19.2 in
- Drive speed (maker)
- 0.4–1.0 m/s
- Elevation
- 16.5–37 degrees
- Feed rate
- 2–15 seconds
- Maximum charge time
- 90 minutes
- Maximum spin
- 3,600 rpm
- Nominal battery capacity
- 10.5 Ah
- Processing
- 8 TOPS; on-device neural-network inference
- Sensors
- 4K cameras, high-resolution encoders, IMU and ultrasonic sensors
- Tennis ball capacity
- 140 balls
- Tennis ball speed
- 10–70 mph
- Weight (maker)
- Approximately 35.4 lb
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