Acemate, an AI tennis robot owned by Sleeping Robot, officially debuted at the 2026 China Open. As the only designated tennis training robot supplier for this year's China Open, Acemate became the first sports robot to enter the China Open. According to reports, there is no need to deploy an external motion capture system around the stadium. Acemate can sense the field, players, and incoming ball information by relying only on the pure binocular vision mounted on the robot itself, and further complete incoming ball trajectory prediction, autonomous movement, and hitting execution.

Acemate, an AI tennis robot owned by Sleeping Robot, officially debuted at the 2026 China Open. As the only designated tennis training robot supplier for this year's China Open, Acemate became the first sports robot to enter the China Open. According to reports, there is no need to deploy an external motion capture system around the stadium. Acemate can sense the field, players, and incoming ball information by relying only on the pure binocular vision mounted on the robot itself, and further complete incoming ball trajectory prediction, autonomous movement, and hitting execution.