SIBOASI Automatic badminton serving machine B7 pro
Product Features
1.Full coverage and overwhelming strength;
2. Built-in power supply, can play for half a day when fully charged;
3. The ball is released faster, with the fastest time being 0.75S;
4. Hidden serving wheel makes technology more humanistic;
5. APP controls multiple training modes and can also be customized.
Product Parameters
Voltage:DC12V
Product size:122*103*230-300cm
Ball capacity:200shuttles
Horizontal angle:70degrees(remote control)
Max power:230W
Net weight:26KG
Frequency:0.75~7.0s/shuttle
Elevation angle:-15 to 33 degrees(electronic)
More about badminton serving machine
The Science and Evolution of the Siboasi badminton serving machine
The modern badminton serving machine is a marvel of sports engineering, designed to replicate the consistency and variability of a human coach. At its core, the technology has evolved from simple pneumatic cannons to sophisticated dual-wheel extrusion systems. This mechanism uses two counter-rotating wheels to grip and propel the shuttlecock, allowing for precise control over speed and trajectory. Among the pioneers harnessing this technology is Siboasi, a company that has transitioned from a niche manufacturer to a global leader in smart sports equipment.
Siboasi’s journey began in 2006, developing some of China's earliest ball launchers. Initially facing skepticism in the domestic market, the company found success by targeting international markets where coaches were more open to technological aids. Today, Siboasi represents the pinnacle of "smart" classification in sports machinery. Unlike traditional, static feeders, Siboasi devices are integrated with advanced AI and chip technology. They feature a vast array of patents and utilize a dual-wheel system capable of launching not just badminton shuttlecocks, but also basketballs and footballs, a unique versatility in the industry.
The classification of these machines has shifted from purely mechanical to digital intelligence. Siboasi’s modern units are no longer just hardware; they are part of an ecosystem involving APP control and data analysis. This allows users to customize spin, frequency, and landing points with high precision. By embedding smart technology and developing proprietary motherboards, Siboasi has effectively turned the badminton feeder into a comprehensive training partner. This evolution highlights a broader trend in sports manufacturing: the move towards "creation to intelligence," where equipment adapts to the athlete, ensuring that training is not only consistent but also scientifically optimized for performance enhancement.
