Sportbot joined Rally Nights by BEYOND at Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin, giving players a hands-on way to test a moving ball machine in a social tennis setting.


Sportbot joined Rally Nights by BEYOND at Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin, giving players a hands-on way to test a moving ball machine in a social tennis setting.

Sportbot’s Monaco clay-court milestone showed how a moving tennis ball launcher can move from rough prototypes into premium court environments.

At the Lexus Ilkley Open, Sportbot turned a grass-court event setting into a simple fan challenge built around movement, timing, and accuracy.

Sportbot received silver recognition at Inovacije Zasavja 2026, marking the move from early prototype to serious tennis and padel training product.

At Kongres Podjetništva in Portoroz, Sportbot used Start-up avenija to explain why a moving training partner matters for clubs, coaches, and players.

Fonsi Sernandez’s padel testing helped Sportbot sharpen how a moving padel ball launcher should support positioning, recovery, and realistic drill design.

Sportbot’s dual-sport direction gives clubs one moving training platform for tennis and padel while respecting the different movement patterns of each sport.

Mesto Akrobatov traced Sportbot’s path from a first moving prototype to padel expansion and early products reaching America.

At RX Summit 2025 in Brussels, coaches tested Sportbot and saw how the product direction connects moving ball delivery with video-analysis feedback.

The LPT interview framed Sportbot as a coach-first training tool, not a replacement for coaches.