THIS $2,995 ROBOT COLLECTS 80 BALLS SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO BEND OVER ONCE. 🤖🎾
High schoolers built the robot in this clip in just 6 weeks. Watch what it does: drives across the field, grabs balls off the ground, launches them out in one smooth motion.
That's the same core trick as a real product already on the market — the Tennibot. It costs $2,995, holds up to 80 tennis balls, and runs 4-5 hours on a single 90-minute charge.
Here's the time it actually saves: a typical practice session scatters hundreds of balls across a court.
Picking those up by hand usually eats 15-20 minutes per session — time a coach or player could spend actually playing instead of bending over.
Over a full season of lessons, that adds up to hours of wasted time per week, per court.
The robot in this video isn't the Tennibot. But the mechanics — intake, hold, launch — are exactly what powers it.