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Review: Ball-catching tennis robot rallies with you like a human

The Acemate S10 is one of the most ambitious tennis training products to hit the market so far. Unlike a conventional ball machine, even one that can move around the court, this robot coach is designed to behave more like a human opponent – zipping across the court to reach your return shot, then firing a ball back to you.

A while back I tried out the PongBot AI Tennis Robot, so I have some idea of the pros – and the cons – of this emerging sports technology. Acemate's Tennis Robot S10 model first made a splash at the 2025 Future Innovation – Best of IFA Awards where it won for Best Health Tech. And judging by how my out-of-shape form pulled up the day after the machine put me through my paces on the court, I can definitely say it delivers one hell of a workout too.

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Delhi-NCR gets a breather after the rain, 6 air purifiers to consider before winter pollution returns

Editorial independence is core to our work. Some links may earn us a commission, without influencing our opinions. Delhi-NCR's AQI has improved after rain, but winter pollution could return. Here are six air purifiers from Qubo, Philips, Xiaomi and more to compare. Prefer HTon Google Our Picks FAQs

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John Ternus says Apple doesn't “want to ship AI for AI's sake” and that Tim Cook is “available to help wherever I ask” on policy; Ternus has yet to meet Trump

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Pile-ins, payouts, and pacing pressure: the investors behind the VCs open up

The limited partners who provide the capital to venture firms — the “money behind the money” — are feeling great right now. They’re in uncharted territory in many ways, but also potentially exceedingly lucrative territory. Normally, LPs typically spread their bets across many firms to diversify their own portfolios. They write

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Hunger over tenure: What Anthropic’s end of the coding interview signals for IT hiring

Hunger beats tenure. That is the line at the center of a short post published this week by Felix Rieseberg, an engineering manager at Anthropic who has led engineering for Claude.ai, Cowork and Claude Code Desktop. Rieseberg wrote that he has stopped giving candidates coding interviews: a small React

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Delhi-NCR gets a breather after the rain, 6 air purifiers to consider before winter pollution returns

John Ternus says Apple doesn't “want to ship AI for AI's sake” and that Tim Cook is “available to help wherever I ask” on policy; Ternus has yet to meet Trump

Pile-ins, payouts, and pacing pressure: the investors behind the VCs open up

Hunger over tenure: What Anthropic’s end of the coding interview signals for IT hiring