Consumer robotics startup Tenniix, part of Enhanced Robotics, unveiled Tenniix Pro at IFA 2026 in Berlin - the first AI vision-powered tennis ball machine that reads the player, not just the court.
What Tenniix Pro sees
The Pro uses a dual-camera system - a 4K primary sensor plus a 1080P secondary - to track ball trajectory and the player's position in real time. That vision loop lets the machine change shot placement, spin and pace to force recovery, footwork and shot preparation drills tailored to the player.
Three tiers, one AI
Tenniix Pro sits at $999, between the $699 Basic and $1,599 Ultra models, all sharing the same voice-command interface and continuously-learning shot library. IFA is the company's biggest European push since the platform's CES 2026 debut in Las Vegas.
Coach robots find a market
Tenniix joins a growing class of consumer AI hardware at IFA, from LG's ThinQ Claw home robot to Xiaomi's CyberOne humanoid, that argues embodied AI is finding traction outside the industrial floor.
Reporting based on coverage from GlobeNewswire, Manila Times, Tenniix and PR Newswire.