Tennis Robots and Ball Machines

A tennis ball machine feeds; a tennis robot plays. This collection holds both, from the authorized dealer for Acemate and PONGBOT. The Acemate S10 and S10 Pro are rally robots: 4K binocular cameras read your shot, a mecanum-wheel base moves to catch it in a net, and the launcher returns it with the speed, spin, and placement you set, for as long as your balls land in the target zone. The PONGBOT Pace S and Pace S Pro are AI ball machines: 15 to 80 mph feeds with topspin, underspin, or flat balls at up to 60 rps from six placement positions, and on the Pro, Movement Tracking that follows you on court.

The Acemate S10 feeds at 6 to 60 mph with up to 60 rps of spin, five shot types including lobs to 8 meters, 1 to 15 second intervals, and 0 to 180 degrees of horizontal aim, from an 80-ball hopper on a swappable battery good for about 2 to 3 hours; it weighs 39 pounds, folds for the trunk, and runs 40+ built-in drills plus unlimited custom drills in the Acemate app on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android. The Acemate S10 Pro, a pre-order with Acemate's estimated shipping start around October 30, 2026, adds the 75 mph ACE+ SHOT launcher, a 100-ball hopper, Rally, Drill, Serve, Ball Machine, and Battle modes with a four-style AI opponent, 100+ preset drills, gesture control, and up to 5 hours in Ball Machine mode. Both work on hard, clay, and grass courts in dry conditions. Our S10 vs S10 Pro comparison puts them side by side.

The PONGBOT Pace S is a 22 kg ball machine with a 150-ball hopper, a 1.5-second spin switch, 1.5 to 12 second serve intervals, an 8.1 meter lob, 396+ preset drills, the P Control S remote, and up to 8 hours on its 198.9 Wh battery; it plays on clay, hard, natural and artificial grass, and padel courts, and pairs with the T Serve S sensor for serve-and-return sequences. The Pace S Pro is the same machine plus tracking hardware: two P Station S units on the net and a P Tag S on your collar give it your position 100 times a second for Adaptive Rally, Recovery Trigger, Match Challenge against NTRP 1.0 to 7.0 opponents, and Arena of Dash, with 564+ drills and the P Control S Pro remote. PONGBOT is an official partner of the Australian Open, and our PONGBOT comparison covers both machines.

Not sure which family fits? The tennis robot buying guide walks through ball machines versus rally robots, speed and spin at your level, hoppers, batteries, courts, and apps. Acemate covers its robots with a one-year limited warranty from delivery; PONGBOT covers 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, with your level and court and we will point you to the right machine.