ACEMATE S10 Pro AI tennis robot launched at IFA
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BERLIN, Sept. 3, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- ACEMATE, the developer of AI-powered tennis robots, has introduced its latest flagship product, the S10 Pro, at the International Fair for Audio and Video Equipment (IFA) in Berlin. The S10 Pro builds upon the capabilities of the original S10, offering more structured and match-oriented training modes, enhanced on-court performance, and a comprehensive AI training loop.
The S10 Pro features five core training modes designed to cater to various stages of practice, from warm-up to match-style competition. Each mode provides a flexible progression that enhances the player's performance and readiness for real matches. The robot's dual 4K HDR binocular vision and omni-directional mobility ensure precise ball tracking and dynamic court movement.
Beyond Rally, the S10 Pro offers three specialist modes tailored to specific training goals. In Drill Mode, players can focus on placement practice by combining target areas and scoring. Serve Mode helps train both the serve and the next shot, with the robot tracking serve success, speed, net clearance, and spin. Ball Machine Mode, on the other hand, delivers consistent, repeatable feeds and offers a wide range of adjustable shot parameters.
Battle Mode turns the S10 Pro into an AI opponent, simulating real player shot patterns and selecting its own response to each incoming shot. This mode is divided into four preset styles, Defense, Attack, Topspin, and Variety, each creating a distinct match scenario. The robot records scores and point-by-point results to evaluate performance under match conditions.
The S10 Pro is equipped to handle up to 100 balls, with a high-capacity battery that provides up to five hours of runtime. It is compatible with hard, clay, and grass courts, ensuring versatility in training environments. At the heart of the S10 Pro is ACE+ SHOT™ Tech, an innovative omni-directional launch system that delivers ball speeds up to 75 mph and horizontal coverage up to 180 degrees. Players can adjust launch angles, trajectory heights, and feed intervals, creating a range of training scenarios that move beyond fixed-direction feeds.
The S10 Pro also implements a complete AI training loop, which consists of five stages: Train, Track, Analyze, Review, and Improve. This system connects on-court practice with performance data and provides follow-up recommendations, ensuring each session has a clear purpose and direction. Players can select training modes, choose from over 100 built-in training plans, or adjust custom parameters through the ACEMATE app. During the session, players can manage training through a smartphone, supported smartwatches, or gesture controls.
Post-training, the app presents results, AI analysis, and recommendations for the next stage of practice. This allows players to review their performance, identify areas for improvement, and start the next session with clearer goals. Regional market reference prices for the S10 Pro are set at US$2,999, €2,999, £2,999, CAD$3,999, and AUD$4,599. Preorders are now being accepted through the ACEMATE official website.
At IFA 2026, which runs from September 4 to 8 at Messe Berlin, media and attendees are invited to experience the S10 Pro firsthand at Hall 1.2, Booth 146. The event will showcase the robot’s training modes, shot performance, and AI analysis in action.