AIโฃ Tennis Partner Aces Kickstarter Launch, Promises Personalized Training &โฃ Realistic Competition
[CITY, STATE] – [DATE] – Aโ new AI-powered tennis ball machine, the ACEII ONE, is gaining traction after launching on Kickstarter,โ offering players of all levels a customizable training partner and a surprisingly challenging opponent.โค Developed by Chineseโค roboticsโ and sports technology company ACEII SPORTS, the device aims to solve a common problem for tennis enthusiasts: finding consistent, reliable practise partners.
The ACEII โขONE isn’t just a simple ball feeder. It’s designed to โfunction as โboth a trainingโข tool and a simulated โขopponent, leveraging โartificial intelligence to adaptโฃ to a player’s skill level and provide a dynamic practice experience. According to early user feedback, the machine is praised for its simplicity and ease of โuse. “It’s great in the middle. So I like the levelโข and speed as I want. And very simpleโฆ It’sโค veryโ easy to use. โฃSo honestly,it’s very easy to โฃapproach all levels and people who have neverโค done it before,” one userโค commented.
The machine utilizes a high-end machine learning algorithm and computer vision to track โคa player’s swing, footwork, and ball trajectory โฃin real-time. This data โinforms customized training sessions focused on specific skills like top spin forehands or defensive volleys. Beyond basic ball drills, the ACEII ONEโค manages practice schedules and attempts to replicate the unpredictability of a human opponent.
Users control the machine via a companion app available on iOS and Android. The app boasts over 50 pre-loaded training programs, ranging from baseline rallies toโ net approaches, โand allows for the creation of custom routines.It also tracks progress with a leaderboard and provides real-time voice โfeedback, offering coaching tips โคbased on analysis of thousands of professional game data – including adjustments to backswing โand serve posture.
ACEII SPORTS highlights the machine’s portability, noting it folds down to theโฃ size of a wheeled travel bag. A fully charged lithium battery providesโข up to 2 hours of operation while the robotโ is moving and 8 hours in a stationary โฃstate.
Currently available for pre-order on Kickstarter, the ACEII ONE is pricedโฃ at $1,199 for “super early โฃbird” backers (kickstarter.com/discover).The company positions theโค device as a solution for anyone struggling to find consistent tennis partners,โค promising a training companion and a formidable opponent in one compact package.
Tennis is widely recognized for its athletic benefits,providing systemic exercise to enhance muscle strength and flexibility,while โคalso demandingโ both aerobic and anaerobic โคstamina. The ACEII ONE aims to makeโ accessing those benefits โฃeasier and more consistent for players of all abilities.