ACEMATE Unveils $2,999 S10 Pro AI Tennis Robot

Sep 3, 2026
ACEMATE unveiled the S10 Pro, an AI tennis robot with five training modes, autonomous court movement, performance analysis, and ball speeds up to 75 mph.
ACEMATE Unveils $2,999 S10 Pro AI Tennis Robot
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ACEMATE unveiled the S10 Pro AI tennis robot at IFA 2026 in Berlin on September 3, the company announced in a press release. It offers Rally, Drill, Serve, Ball Machine, and Battle modes, with dual 4K HDR cameras for tracking balls and moving around the court.

The launch system delivers flat, topspin, and backspin shots at speeds up to 75 mph, with coverage spanning 180 degrees. Users can adjust launch angles, trajectory heights, and feed intervals. The robot holds 100 balls, runs for up to five hours per charge, and supports hard, clay, and grass courts.

The ACEMATE app provides more than 100 training plans, session analysis, and recommendations based on tracked performance. Controls are available through supported smartphones, smartwatches, and gestures. Preorders require a deposit, with prices set at $2,999 in the United States, €2,999 in Europe, £2,999 in the United Kingdom, CAD$3,999 in Canada, and AUD$4,599 in Australia.

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