Sports Robotics

Sports robots do the one thing a human partner cannot: feed the same ball, or a programmed sequence of different balls, for as long as you want to hit. This department holds the tennis and table tennis training robots we carry as the authorized dealer for Acemate and PONGBOT: AI tennis robots that rally with you, tennis ball machines that track where you stand, and table tennis robots that serve up to 100 revolutions per second of spin from the table, the table end, or a floor stand. Every unit is genuine US-spec hardware with the manufacturer's warranty behind it, and PONGBOT products are sold at PONGBOT's minimum advertised price.

Two Acemate robots play tennis rather than feed it. The Acemate S10 watches your shot with dual 4K cameras, moves across the baseline at up to 5 m/s to catch it, and returns topspin, backspin, flat balls, slices, and lobs at 6 to 60 mph from an 80-ball hopper. The Acemate S10 Pro, on pre-order with an estimated shipping start around October 30, 2026, adds the 75 mph ACE+ SHOT launcher, a 100-ball hopper, five training modes with a Battle AI opponent, and up to 5 hours in Ball Machine mode. From PONGBOT, the Pace S is a programmable ball machine with 15 to 80 mph feeds, 60 rps spin, six placement positions, 396+ drills, and 8-hour batteries, and the Pace S Pro adds Movement Tracking so the machine feeds to your position, waits for your recovery, and runs scored matches against NTRP-modeled opponents. Our tennis robot buying guide explains the difference between the two families.

PONGBOT's table tennis robots cover three ways to train. The portable Nova S Pro weighs 4 kg, sits anywhere on the table including at the net, and serves 9 spin types at up to 60 rps with 264+ drills. The clamp-on Omni S Pro steps up to 100 rps with 360-degree spin, automatic oscillation, a 250-ball hopper with an integrated recovery net, and the E-Pad S touchscreen with 522+ drills. The floor-standing Halo S Pro puts the same serving head on a wheeled stand that serves from the center or either side, with 702+ drills. Read the table tennis robot buying guide for spin, oscillation, and format explained.

The Acemate Battery is the same quick-swap 36 V 7 Ah pack that ships with the S10 and S10 Pro, so a charged spare doubles a session. The Gen 2 Telescopic Pole 4-pack and Collection Net replace the catching system, and the Mecanum Wheels set of 4 renews the omnidirectional drive after seasons of hard-court wear. Browse by type in tennis robots and table tennis robots, or by budget: under $1,000, $1,000 to $2,000, and $2,000 and up.

Acemate covers its robots with a one-year limited warranty from delivery; PONGBOT covers table tennis robots for 1 year on the unit and 3 years on the core motors, and the Pace machines for 12 months with 6 months on the battery. Every product here ships free to the contiguous 48 US states, with most orders leaving the warehouse within 1 to 5 business days and tracking emailed within 24 hours of dispatch. You have 30 days from delivery to initiate a return under our refund policy, and Shop Pay Installments powered by Affirm splits eligible purchases into four interest-free biweekly payments at 0% APR, with a soft credit check that never affects your score. Call (412) 415-7375 or email support@roboticsselect.com, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST, to match a robot to your game.