Bluetooth Ping Pong Robot

Product Description

Attach a Butterfly Amicus Prime table tennis robot to your ping pong table and train or play anytime you want for as long as you want Easily attach to or remove from any standard table tennis table Lightweight and portable Includes a free high quality Carry Bag for easy transport or storage With its special 3-wheel design Amicus robots can deliver any spin type without rotating the head Change spin type spin amount speed placement and trajectory on each shot in a drill Use Individual Frequency Control (IFC) to fine tune timing between shots Activate the mirror function to instantly change a drill so it runs correctly for either a left or right handed player Made in Hungary Amicus Prime is far and away the best ping pong robot available Includes an Android tablet with 21 pre-saved drills Simply select a drill tap Start and begin playing instantly Watch a demonstration video showing a top player doing the drill to learn better techniques All drills show top-view and side-view diagrams so you know the speed spin placement and order of all shots in the drill in one quick glance Or randomize shots so you don't know where the ball will be thrown next Use Cycle mode for table tennis interval training to improve your physical condition and table tennis skills at the same time Create and save virtually unlimited number of custom drills Place drills in any order and give them custom names Search customized drill descriptions or titles to quickly locate the drill you want Share drills with friends and coaches via email or Facebook Printed Owner's Manual in English German & French included and also available onscreen on the tablet App and firmware can be updated directly from the app Keep your tablet charged direct from the robot with the supplied USB Micro cable Alternatively download the app to any Android or iOS device to control the robot If you want the best table tennis robot this is it Prime = No Compromises

Features

• Adjust ball frequency from 5–120 balls per minute for your ideal pace. Fine tune timing with IFC.
• Sequence together several drills so they run automatically either one after the other or randomly.
• Perfect footwork, strokes, & other skills. Select a pre-saved drill, press start, and begin play.
• Download regular firmware and software updates in the app to get new features and fix bugs.
• Control the robot wirelessly via Bluetooth with the Amicus app on the supplied Android tablet.

Top Reviews

Little guidance for setup, fun to use, frustrating to take down.
by Evelyn Leathe Straigt (3 out of 5 stars)
November 22, 2018

The Amicus Prime, after being set up on a table, is fun to use.

The carry bag it comes with is of good quality.

I did not have any significant problems with the app accompanying the robot.

Minus two stars however for instructions accompanying the the device (especially around take down and setup.)

And the lack of design thought given to the take down process.

As it stands now, the Amicus is not just frustrating to disassemble but dangerous under certain circumstances.

A table tennis robot is something that a player will want to setup and take down frequently.

Set up to practice when you are alone and take down otherwise to save space or play with other players.

This use case seems to be the primary one, even in the marketing materials I've seen, so why was it paid so little thought?

An example - There is a turn knob that is used to lock the robot into place.

If you want to lift or lower the robot, you need to unlock it using this knob.

The robot can get stuck when you are lifting or lowering it and require you to pull harder on it to get it to move up.

When it finally frees itself, it accelerates rapidly and, in my case, has already hit someone in the face and cut them.

Since there is already a turn knob, why not just have a turn knob that moves the robot up and down for you?

The instructions for taking down the Amicus are not helpful.

It is as if the writer watched someone take it down once and were not allowed to ask any questions.

Then they spent ten minutes writing a brief overview of what they saw.

At one point, the take down instructions say - "Fold up the Net until the first stop of the folding mechanism."

Getting the net collapsed again is the most complex part of taking the Amicus down and this is all of the guidance you are left with.

The setup instructions, while also not perfect, at least had some kind of corresponding pictures to help through the process.

The one picture included in the take down directions is of a the Amicus in the carry bag.

The ball collection tray is not constructed in such a way to ensure that the balls are always loaded back into the robot.

I've had ~10 balls hanging out around the edges of the net, refusing the fall over the rim and into the loading mechanism.

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