Hao Yi Xing Chen, a startup incubated by Hou Haoxiang's Houxue Capital, has launched two AI-powered sports training devices within a year. The company, founded by former DJI, ByteDance, and Xiaohongshu employees, focuses on creating reliable and portable hardware. Their tennis ball machine, TERO, features a suitcase-like design for portability and advanced sensors to ensure consistent ball delivery, addressing common industry issues. The basketball training robot, CARRY, also aims for portability and affordability, targeting the consumer market with AI-driven training plans and community features to foster user engagement. AI
IMPACT AI integration in sports hardware aims to enhance training personalization and user engagement, potentially creating new markets for smart athletic equipment.
RANK_REASON The article discusses new AI-powered sports training hardware products from a startup, which falls under the 'tool' category as it's not a frontier model release or significant industry-wide event.
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