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I am the founder of PongFox table tennis robot . Our robot has three wheels and for topspin loop the motor 2 (at the bottom) actually goes backwards. The wheels are programmable so you can play around with the settings and we have a random option which lets you choose multiple strokes . Take a...

As an intermediate player myself, this topic is something I am very interested in and I have been exploring for some time now, from my perspective this requires careful analysis and is different against each opponent and adding to this is how strong are you mentally along with your skills and...

This is interesting, I don't know much about this but I have built a Table tennis robot and I have built a deep learning model to detect a table tennis ball . From my perscpective apart from the trajectory, from a robot end I would be looking at - Figuring out the spin generated on the ball...

I am the founder of PongFox table tennis robot , I started something similar sometime back and we are now shipping. As mentioned by Dominikk85, the bottom wheel should be faster than the top two for backspin. All the wheels should touch the ball equally and as far as the wheels the RC ones you...

I recently got interested in sports science, and there seems to be a lot of research on Table tennis training that is very interesting. Many practice techniques discussed are about repetition, but not enough is mentioned on how to be flexible in your strokes. What does sports science research...

Hi Simon, First congrats on getting to kickstarter, I am also someone who is interested in pushing my Table tennis learning further by using technology.I understand how hard it is to develop something as well as getting it out in front of people. I have developed my own Table Tennis robot...

I use the Pongfox Table tennis robot (disclaimer:I am the developer of the robot). The fastest frequency we have is .8 seconds. I use the .8 second with random placement along with random speed. I used to struggle to play initially but later I realised that I was letting my hand down sometime...

Here are a few video's of me playing with the PongFox table tennis Robot (I'm the developer of the robot) Full table random counter drill Pause after a set to receive serve

No I just used the default playground provided by openAI. OpenAI is already trained we cannot train it with our data, we can provide context and it seems to be pretty good at using that to provide answers. Let me know if you have any questions

I'm the founder of Pongfox smart table tennis robot. What is his level of play and how often does he play. Will he be using it after lockdown? I have met a few people who despise playing with a robot so that is another thing to check There are different varieties starting from $200+ (ipong ...

Sigh , I have to teach people how to read :-). I mentioned about our robot and told him that I will work something out for him in case he is interested. I develop the robot so I have the discretion of the price.

We did a video comparing our robot to HP-07, Let me know if you are interested and I can work something out for you

Been there done that :-). I have developed TTMatch app (both ios and android) which had ability to show videos as well as setup and conduct tournament. It even had an option to organize a ladder tournament. I have stopped working on it for the past few years. If you want to learn then go ahead...

It's mentioned on the website, contact me via the email on the contact ling, if you want any more details

I am the founder of PongFox Smart table tennis robot. If you are interested I can work out something for you.

I got access to OpenAI, For those of who are not familiar. OpenAI GPT-3 is a language model whose performance is on par with the best language models for text generation. Here are a few experiments I have been doing with it and is pretty impressive. Do you guys have some questions or suggestions...

The robot has three wheels same as amicus so the head does not rotate but we can control the motor speed to get sidespin. Right now the frequency is (0.8,1 and 1.5) seconds per ball so around 40-75 Our immediate plan is to add more software features that helps a player improve, We already...

Yes, Our robot can handle those as well in our opinion what makes our product better is that it is software driven, we have a feature where you can select a drill and start with a record option that records a video of you playing

Yes, Someone from Edinburgh is interested and we are looking into the shipping details and should be able to do it within a couple of weeks

Thanks for the suggestion, as far as making the other wheels go inside we can do that easily without rotating the head