Acemate S10 Pro Tennis Robot Debuts With Smarter AI, Faster Shots, and 5-Hour Battery Life
Acemate has introduced the S10 Pro, a more advanced version of its original S10 tennis robot. Designed for players who want a smarter and more realistic training partner, the new model brings upgraded artificial intelligence, improved shot accuracy, and enhanced court movement for practice sessions on clay, grass, and hard courts.
The Acemate S10 Pro keeps many of the standout features from the first model while refining the overall experience. It uses dual 4K cameras to recognize the court, track play, and position itself automatically during drills and rallies. The cameras also support HDR, allowing the robot to function more reliably in bright sunlight or challenging outdoor lighting conditions.
One of the S10 Pro’s biggest advantages is its mobility. Equipped with Mecanum omni-directional wheels, the tennis robot can move in any direction across the court while continuing to face the player. It can travel at speeds of up to 5 meters per second, helping it respond more naturally during training. This movement system allows the robot to simulate a more lifelike rally partner rather than simply standing in one fixed position.
The S10 Pro also includes a ball-catching net mounted on extendable poles. This lets the machine collect returned balls during practice, reducing interruptions and making solo training sessions more efficient. Combined with its 100-ball hopper capacity, the robot is built for longer drills with less downtime.
Control is handled through a smartphone app available for Android and Apple devices. The app includes a wide selection of preset drills for practicing short, medium, and long shots, along with serve training. Players can work on targeted placement drills or choose dynamic sessions where the robot moves around the court and responds to different types of returns.
For players who want more personalized coaching, the app also allows custom drills. Users can adjust factors such as ball spin, height over the net, and shot placement to focus on specific weaknesses. Whether someone is trying to sharpen a backhand, improve consistency, or practice returning difficult shots, the S10 Pro can be tuned to match their goals.
A major upgrade in this new version is Acemate’s Ace+ Shot technology. This improved ball-launching system rotates internally to deliver more precise placement and a higher top ball speed. The S10 Pro can fire balls at up to 120 kph, or around 75 mph, giving advanced players a more demanding practice experience while still offering flexibility for intermediate training.
The built-in AI also plays a larger role in performance analysis. After drills or rallies, the app records useful data such as where each ball landed and how many shots were in or out. The system then provides AI-based feedback and recommendations, helping players better understand their strengths, mistakes, and areas that need improvement.
Battery life is another strong point. The Acemate S10 Pro is rated for up to 5 hours of practice on a single charge, making it suitable for extended solo sessions, coaching environments, or club use.
The Acemate S10 Pro is available for preorder with a $50 deposit. The full price is $2,999, with shipping expected to begin at the end of October 2026. For tennis players looking for a high-tech training companion with intelligent drills, court awareness, mobility, and performance tracking, the S10 Pro aims to deliver a more complete and interactive practice experience.
