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AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
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10/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640855_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640854_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640853_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640851_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640848_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640847_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640839_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1 app
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DUKAS_178640837_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640834_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640833_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640830_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640829_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640827_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1 being set up.
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DUKAS_178640826_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640825_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_178640821_FER
AI powered home fitness trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
AI trainer 1
Ref 16378
10/12/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: AEKE
A personal trainer has been created to guide people through home workouts using an AI powered coach.
The AEKE K1 system features a vertical 109 cm 4K touchscreen display with an integrated surround-sound system.
The screen is connected to a base module linked to a folding floor platform.
It comes with a smart barbell and set of hand stirrups both cable-connected to a 750W electric motor in the base unit, which provides up to 100 kg of resistance that can be adjusted in 0.5-kg increments.
There’s also a heart-rate-monitoring armband and an ankle belt for tracking the position of the lower body.
As well as strength training it also offers yoga, cardio, or pilates amongst more than 280 workout options covering all fitness levels.
The startup company behind it, China-based AEKE, said the plan is to bring the benefit of a professional personal trainer to every living room, empowering fitness enthusiasts to achieve their goals with unmatched convenience and personalisation.
It uses motion tracking and real-time feedback to create personalised workout plans tailored to a user’s fitness levels and goals from beginners to seasoned athletes.
The K1 also has a six-dimensional motion tracking system ensures proper form and posture, reducing injury risks while optimising performance.
When not in use, the contraption folds down to just 0.3 square meters.
OPS: The AEKE K1.
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DUKAS_177295657_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot can be programmed with a smartphone app
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DUKAS_177295656_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot has a range or serving angles
Pciture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_177295655_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot comes with a remote control for a player to use if required
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DUKAS_177295654_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
Pciture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_177295653_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
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07/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pace Pro (left) and Pace S (right)
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot player wears a sensor that allows the machine to know where they are oncourt and how fast they are moving.
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot in action against a tennis coach
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot can replay classic tennis matches
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot Pro.
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DUKAS_177295643_FER
AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot can be programmed with a smartphone app
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot in action against a tennis coach
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AI tennis coach can replay classic games
Ferrari Press Agency
Tennis 1
Ref 16289
07/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: PongBot
A robot tennis coach has been developed that can track a human player’s position on the court, serve a range of shots, and simulate actual tennis matches.
It can serve balls with either topspin, under spin at up to 60 rotations per second.
There is also a no spin option,
There is a maximum service speed of 130 km/h.
PongBot is a lot more than a remote-controlled, tennis-ball-serving machine.
It is equipped with artificial intelligence loaded with data from 100,000 real tennis matches while all kinds of settings can be programmed using a smartphone app.
The robot sits on the base line on one side of the net while the human opponent wears a clip-on sensor that allows the machine to know where on the court they are.
It is loaded with up to 150 tennis balls and then fires them using a choice of customised drills right down the individual ball level.
PongBot also knows if the human player moves fast or slowly adjusting the speed and time between deliveries accordingly.
OPS: The PongBot can replay classic tennis matches
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681eh)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) gestures, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681de)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) smiles, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681di)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) looks on, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681bk)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) gestures, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681au)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) gestures, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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FUSSBALL - Trainingslager von Borussia Dortmund in Bad Ragaz
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/Shutterstock (14614681al)
Trainer Nuri Sahin (Borussia Dortmund) gestures, Tag 1, Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund, , August 1, 2024 in Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. (Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images)
Trainingslager Borussia Dortmund - Tag 1 - , Bad Ragaz, Switzerland - 01 Aug 2024
(c) Dukas -
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Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
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Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
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Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_172688325_FER
Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_172688324_FER
Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_172688321_FER
Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_172688320_FER
Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_172688319_FER
Anti-snoring device uses a tongue muscles trainer
Ferrari Press Agency
Snores 1
Ref 16042
25/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Snorles
A new gadget is promising to cure anyone who snores —by training their tongue to relax.
According to the maker, snoring happens when tongue muscles get too relaxed, causing the airway to become clogged during sleep.
The device called Snorles GenioFlex Recent buzz is designed to tighten those muscles for “ smoother, quieter breathing.”
It consists of a mouthpiece that sits under the tongue and is connected to a rechargeable hand-held unit that zaps the tongue with micro currents.
The Hong Kong-based company recommends starting with a 20 minute session, once a day for the first four weeks.
It can then be reduced to just once a week to keep the muscles toned.
The mouthpiece is made from food-grade, stain resistant silicone.
Stainless steel contact points release the electro pulses
The pulses come in three modes - gentle, moderate and strong with 10 intensity levels.
The controller is used to control the pulse voltage and current waveform to match a user’s muscles condition.
It is claimed that this way users with different sensitivities and at various stages in the training can find the perfect level for themselves.
OPS: The Snorles GenioFlex device.
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DUKAS_171707499_FER
Cat Throne trains pets to use the toilet
Ferrari Press Agency
Cat toilet 1
Ref 15964
27/06/2024
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Here’s a cat litter device designed to make them feel like royalty.
The Cat Throne fits onto a human lavatory bowl seat and trains pets to use the loo so their deposits can be simply flushed away.
It is particularly useful for animals living in apartments without outdoor access.
It was originally designed by US-based cat lover Heather Wagner for senior and disabled pussies.
The Cat Throne features a seat that clips onto a specially designed toilet seat.
The throne seat has extra surface area and a non-slip texture.
Three varying litter trays are provided that snap into the Cat Throne seat for fast training.
The first has a solid base, the second has a small opening and the third has a larger opening.
They are filled with soluble cat litter.
At first the kitty is encouraged to use the one with no opening.
Once it is used to that it can graduate to the one with a small aperture before using the third and final box.
When a cat has done its business, the owner can scoop out the contaminated litter and drop it into the bowl for flushing.
After getting use to the final box, the cat should be able to make a deposit straight into the toilet.
OPS:The Cat Throne trainer comes with this adapter for the toilet bowl
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Cat Throne trains pets to use the toilet
Ferrari Press Agency
Cat toilet 1
Ref 15964
27/06/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Cat Throne
Here’s a cat litter device designed to make them feel like royalty.
The Cat Throne fits onto a human lavatory bowl seat and trains pets to use the loo so their deposits can be simply flushed away.
It is particularly useful for animals living in apartments without outdoor access.
It was originally designed by US-based cat lover Heather Wagner for senior and disabled pussies.
The Cat Throne features a seat that clips onto a specially designed toilet seat.
The throne seat has extra surface area and a non-slip texture.
Three varying litter trays are provided that snap into the Cat Throne seat for fast training.
The first has a solid base, the second has a small opening and the third has a larger opening.
They are filled with soluble cat litter.
At first the kitty is encouraged to use the one with no opening.
Once it is used to that it can graduate to the one with a small aperture before using the third and final box.
When a cat has done its business, the owner can scoop out the contaminated litter and drop it into the bowl for flushing.
After getting use to the final box, the cat should be able to make a deposit straight into the toilet.
OPS: The Cat Throne trainer litter can be flushed away while a pet is learning
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Cat Throne trains pets to use the toilet
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27/06/2024
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Here’s a cat litter device designed to make them feel like royalty.
The Cat Throne fits onto a human lavatory bowl seat and trains pets to use the loo so their deposits can be simply flushed away.
It is particularly useful for animals living in apartments without outdoor access.
It was originally designed by US-based cat lover Heather Wagner for senior and disabled pussies.
The Cat Throne features a seat that clips onto a specially designed toilet seat.
The throne seat has extra surface area and a non-slip texture.
Three varying litter trays are provided that snap into the Cat Throne seat for fast training.
The first has a solid base, the second has a small opening and the third has a larger opening.
They are filled with soluble cat litter.
At first the kitty is encouraged to use the one with no opening.
Once it is used to that it can graduate to the one with a small aperture before using the third and final box.
When a cat has done its business, the owner can scoop out the contaminated litter and drop it into the bowl for flushing.
After getting use to the final box, the cat should be able to make a deposit straight into the toilet.
OPS: A cat on the Cat Throne trainer
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