Enhanced Robotics’ Tenniix portable 18.7-lb coach delivers 75 MPH serves, voice control, and 1,000+ drills—live demos January 6-9 in Las Vegas.
Tennis training just got an AI upgrade. Tenniix, the world’s first vision-based AI tennis robot, will be showcased at CES 2026, demonstrating intelligent tracking, adaptive learning, and human-like rally performance.
Visitors can experience the robot firsthand at CES 2026, Eureka Park, Venetian Expo, Hall G, #62919 (January 6-9 in Las Vegas), where Enhanced Robotics will demonstrate how dual-camera vision systems and voice control transform solo tennis practice.
Specifications & Pricing
| Model | Price | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $699 | Core AI tracking, app control |
| Pro | $999 | Enhanced drills, advanced metrics |
| Ultra | $1,599 | Full mobility base, 1,000+ drills |
| Weight | 18.7 lbs (half traditional robots) | Ultra-portable design |
| Performance | 75 MPH, ±5000 RPM spin | Pro-level shot variety |
| Capacity | 100+ balls | Extended practice sessions |
Dual-Vision AI: Centimeter-Level Precision
Using a dual-vision AI system, it tracks the player’s position and ball trajectory in real time, autonomously moving to the optimal hitting spot to deliver highly realistic rally experiences. The technology blends 4K + 1080p cameras with Ultra-Wideband (UWB) positioning—capturing landing points with centimeter-level accuracy and replicating real match conditions where opponents adapt shot placement based on player positioning, according to Tenniix specifications.
Voice Control Keeps You in the Zone
Players can seamlessly adjust serves, modes, and difficulty mid-session using voice or gesture commands, keeping focus and rhythm uninterrupted. The hands-free interface eliminates the app-tapping interruptions plaguing traditional ball machines—critical when practicing serves or rallies where momentum matters. Commands like “increase speed,” “change drill,” or “pause” execute instantly via wearable armband or gestures.
1,000+ Pro Drills Built on Elite Data
Leveraging extensive shot data and continuous AI learning, Tenniix evaluates skill levels, offering personalized, progressive, and game-like practice that adapts to each player. Enhanced Robotics collaborated with 500+ elite teams and professional athletes worldwide to train the AI, translating high-level techniques into accessible drills for recreational players.
Portability Meets Power
Weighing only 18.7 lbs, Tenniix is half the weight of traditional AI tennis robots, offering portability without compromising performance. The compact QDD motor technology delivers professional-grade power in a chassis easily transported in car trunks—perfect for players training at multiple courts or travelling for tournaments. The modular design allows upgrading from Basic to Pro/Ultra as skills advance, protecting the initial investment.
Demo it live: January 6-9, CES 2026, Eureka Park, Booth #62919, Las Vegas.
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