Tennibot Introduces Partner Lite AI Ball Machine Priced at $1,495 for Tennis and Padel
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Tennibot has launched the Partner Lite, an AI-powered ball machine priced at $1,495, aimed at making intelligent training more accessible. This new model offers app-guided custom drills similar to those in the flagship Partner V2 but features a stationary design to reduce costs for athletes and training facilities.
The introduction of Partner Lite is significant as it addresses the high cost of advanced training equipment, which has been a barrier for many players. By providing a more affordable option, Tennibot aims to expand its user base in the growing sports of tennis, pickleball, and padel, where technology adoption is on the rise.
Orders for Partner Lite began on August 26, 2026, with shipping set to start in September. The machine is designed to work with Tennibot’s Rover autonomous ball collector, allowing users to enhance their training systems over time. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Tennibot launches $1,495 Partner Lite AI ball machine for tennis, padel and pickleball
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