Can a table tennis robot help you improve?
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video I look at some of the ways a table tennis robot can help you improve. Also read my blog post on the same subject: www.tabletennis...
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Thanks for ur feedback. After reading a lot of reviews, this is exactly why I am getting the robot, namely improving footwork, backhand and short ball flicks. Getting the 1050+ as it is a lot cheaper and can be easily converted to 2050. Thanks ur post helped me in the decision.
The 1050+ is a decent robot too. Hope it helps you improve. Thanks for watching and commenting.
how did you do it?
The best part was after 9:30, to the end, haha! Keep that sense of humor!
Excellent video. Thanks!
There should be more of these around that people could share practice time on. That way it does not need to be so expensive if you split it between ten people or so.
Absolutely no one:
Pop music producers: 2:32
hahaha.. I like the robopong super speed challenge.
Which model robot is the best for the intermediate players.
Thank you.
does this robot have a 'random shot' mode?
Hi Tom, thanks for the great demo, very informative!
I am intrigued about how this robot feeds itself the balls... you showed it, but not in detail. Does it just somehow grab the returned balls in the catch-net?
And what technical differences exist between the 1050 and the 2050? Thanks!
Yes, the balls land in a tray which is tilted, so the balls move to the electronic feeder which sucks the balls up. It's very effective and reliable. A very good feature. The robo-pong 1050 has the same controller, but doesn't have the collection net and ball recycling feature.
As the Project Manager for the 2050, I know this model intimately. The ball feeder doesn't suck up balls, but rather by gravity, a ball rolls down toward a Pickup Finger and once on that finger, the ball is pushed up into the ball channel and eventually out the other end of the ball channel where it is grabbed by the throw wheel and thrown forward. There once was a robot (Sitco) that did suck up balls with a vacuum, but it was finicky and didn't always work correctly.
Русские субтитры это здорово! Особенно порадовало на 8:57
Good video. Nice strokes.
U joke ?
Sem entrada nenhuma de ar nesse porão em!
Can you create no spin balls? Also is the the amount/strength of spin proportional to speed of the ball? Can you get the robot to do slow spinny top spin loops?
No. This model can't.
The spin is proportional to the speed.
@@RobertoCostasis there a model that can?
@@FelixOnn1 I don't know. Sorry.
i get why it's useful...but $800. yikes. any recommendations for a robot similar to this but 1/2 the cost? thanks :)
You can get a basic robot for much less. Here are some recommendations: www.tabletenniscoach.me.uk/guide-buying-table-tennis-robot/
Tom, what kind of table you recommend for home practice with the 2050 roboot?
Get as good a table as you can afford. A 19mm table is fine. A 22mm table is better. A 25mm table is a brilliant option. Here is some more advice: www.tabletenniscoach.me.uk/tips-buying-table-tennis-table-home/
what is the brand of table you are using? tnx
I think I will buy robopong 1050...
Hi, the table is a Butterfly Easifold indoor table.
tnx for the reply...
have you heard about trainer bot? I am thinking of considering it
I just had a quick look on the trainer bot website trainerbot.com/ - It looks quite fun. I like how it can be controlled by your smartphone. My main concern is that it wouldn't be able to hold more than 20-30 balls (unless I'm missing something). This means you'd need to constantly refill it, which would be a bit annoying.
yeah... I think I can just buy a net but 30 balls every round is still quite lacking
Have you changed robots now or is this still a good model to get ?
I have changed. I now have a Power Pong Omega: www.powerpong.co.uk/collections/frontpage/products/power-pong-omega-table-tennis-robot?ref=tomlodziak - I'll be writing a review and publishing a few videos with this robot soon.
@@TomLodziak ok thanks
How much is it
I'm going to sample this and make a dubstep tune. 2:28
Super speed! haaaa. Seriously though - must be great to have space for a table at home and to have a robot like that. Like you say, it's not really fair to ask a partner to just play balls at you while you practice the same shot for half and hour (unless you're paying them!). Good video, thanks.
Thanks! The table is a tight squeeze and it does compete with all kinds of other stuff in the garage - bikes, tools, bags of old clothes. One day I'd like to build a proper table tennis studio in my garden. Now, that would be cool!
Yes, a table tennis studio in the garden sounds like a dream! As long as there's space for a beer fridge too ;)
I have the same robot. It's a great purchase.
I had a 1040 robo pong and just got in a 2040+ robot!
hmm, broken window, guess the flying paddle missed the robot, lol
Should we clean the balls during training session to avoid dirt going to the robot?
You could clean the balls if you are concerned about dust, dirt and grime getting into the robot. But I have never bothered and my Robo-Pong 2050 has always been fine.
Tom Lodziak thank you!
It is good to clean the balls occasionally, especially if the floor has a lot of dirt. If the balls have a lot of dirt on them, especially if it is moist or gritty dirt, it can cause ball feed issues. Also dirt on the balls will rub off onto the throw wheel and once on the wheel will decrease the wheel's ability to apply spin to the ball. When I worked at Newgy, we used a product called Rubber Drive Cleaner to keep the wheels clean. I also saw where cement dust was picked up by balls rolling on a cement floor and was deposited onto several parts in the head and these parts became quite worn and had to be replaced.
@@TomLodziak what is the maximum speed of the ball?
You can open the robot and clean it.
Hello Tom, have a look at butterfly Amicus's robot, for me this is currently the best robot even if a bit expansive, take care !
jvm private what do you mean expansive?
jvm private what do you mean expansive?
jvm private what do you mean expansive?
Can you get me name robot ping pong? Thanks
I am scared that it will teach me bad habits when I dont have a trainer there to correct it for me.
Lol u playing for olympics or smth?
waw
My ex is a scum bag and neglects my son. This is why I want to buy him one.
Good idea.But I can barely hear you...Thanks anyway.
i can hear him fine, it must be your headphones or you're using speakers
How much for this
Hi, I purchased the robot for around £650 a few years ago. Price in UK may have gone up recently due to the weak pound: amzn.to/2qwUard
Very cramped space
Nggak perlu lebar bro......