TENNIIX Unveils ULTRA MAX AI Tennis Robot

Sep 23, 2026
TENNIIX unveiled ULTRA MAX, an AI tennis training robot that tracks play, moves around the court, and adjusts its shots based on player returns.

TENNIIX unveiled ULTRA MAX, an AI tennis training robot, in a press release. Shenzhen Enhanced Power Technology and LimX Dynamics jointly developed the system, which combines TENNIIX PRO training software with the TRON 2 mobility platform.

ULTRA MAX tracks ball trajectories, spin, landing points, and player movement without external sensing equipment. It accepts voice instructions and adjusts deliveries based on player returns, including fast serves, short balls, topspin, slices, and varied placements.

The wheeled leg platform supports movement in multiple directions, rapid stops, turns, and adjustable delivery heights from 1.2 to 1.6 meters. TENNIIX demonstrated the robot with Chinese tennis player Wang Qiang and plans to deploy it at tennis clubs and training facilities.

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