See it rally. Find a court. Try it for yourself.
MEET YOUR COURT PARTNER

Good tech. A better time on court.

Explore the parts behind every rally. Select a feature to find it on the robot.

AceMate S10
S10 specifications from Acemate. Performance varies with settings and conditions.All specifications
AceMate by noqer

The details behind the rally.

S10 specifications in metric units, with the original manual close at hand.

VisionBinocular 4K cameras
MovementMecanum wheels, 360° movement
Maximum movement speed5 m/s (18 km/h)
Maximum ball speed96.6 km/h
Maximum spin60 revolutions/second
Maximum lob height8 m
Weight17.8 kg
Dimensions in the user manual560 × 445 × 650 mm
Operating temperature0–40°C
Connection in the user manual5 GHz Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 4.2
BatteryRemovable and rechargeable
Water exposureNot waterproof; dry use only
Check the supplied model.

The manufacturer’s product page and manual list different dimensions and battery runtimes. Dimensions above follow the manual; verify transport size and runtime for the unit supplied before ordering. Maximum figures depend on conditions.

S10 user manual (English PDF) ↗
SEE. MOVE. RALLY.

A rally has two sides. Now, so does solo practice.

Watch the ball, the robot and the return. This is what makes an AI rally partner different.

01

SEE

Reads the incoming ball through binocular cameras.

02

MOVE

Mecanum wheels move the robot into position.

03

RALLY

The net catches the ball. The launcher sends it back.

Manufacturer demonstration. Returns depend on shot speed, spin, angle and court conditions.

LESS SCROLL. MORE RALLY.

You’ve made it this far. Time to hit.

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