Rover
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Tennis ball collector with app-defined collection zones
More from TennibotTennibot describes Rover as an autonomous tennis ball collector using computer vision and machine learning for navigation and obstacle avoidance. Its app sets collection zones and restricted areas and supports manual driving. The maker describes use on hard courts, clay, grass, artificial turf and indoor courts, and working with the separate Partner ball machine to return collected balls. Its current specification page lists capacity for 90 balls, approximately 26 lb weight and 4–5 hours of battery duration depending on use and external conditions. Rover collects balls; it does not launch them.
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Use cases
- •Tennis ball collection
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- Ball capacity
- 90 balls
- Battery duration (maker)
- 4–5 hours, based on usage and external conditions
- Charge time (maker)
- 60–90 minutes
- Control
- App collection zones, restricted areas and manual driving
- Dimensions
- 11.25 × 18.75 × 40 in
- Weight (maker)
- Approximately 26 lb
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