Tennis Robot

World's first tennis robot hitting balls with a racket. Conventional robots cannot provide effective practices because it is impossible to foresee the timing of ball release and ball pitches. These problems are solved by hitting balls with a racket. Speed of a ball can be adjusted between 20 km/h and 70 km/h. The robot can also release balls in different pitches, such as spin, lob, smash. The robot is remote-controlled. It is priced around $8400.00

i-sobot the world's smallest robot


Japan's based company Tomy, an established name in toy making has come out with i-sobot which happens to be the world's smallest robot. The robot is packed with 17 micro actuators and a gyro-sensor and it wieghs 350g. i-sobot robots are produced in 2 colours one in white which is for domestic use and the other in black which is avilable for export. The robot is expected for sale very soon.