Butterfly Amicus Prime Robot

Most robots use a single wheel that must physically rotate to change spin types, which creates a delay between shots. The Amicus Prime’s three-wheel design allows it to generate different spins, speeds, and trajectories instantly without moving the head, making the practice sessions feel much more like a real, unpredictable match.

Yes, the interface is designed to be intuitive and visual. It includes video demonstrations for the 21 pre-programmed drills, so you can see exactly how a drill should look before you start, rather than just reading a list of settings.

Absolutely. The Amicus Prime features a dedicated mirror function that instantly adjusts the drill patterns and trajectories to accommodate left-handed play, ensuring you get the same quality of training as right-handed players.

The service detection allows you to practice the 'third-ball attack,' which is a critical skill in competitive table tennis. It simulates a serve, giving you the opportunity to react and execute your follow-up attack immediately, just as you would in a real game.

You have precise control through the Individual Frequency Control setting. This allows you to customize the timing between shots, meaning you can create drills that mimic the rhythm of a slow, defensive rally or a high-speed, aggressive exchange.

Yes, the package includes the robot, the Android control tablet, a remote switch for quick start/stop control, and the ball collection net. You will just need to provide your own table tennis balls to fill the 120-ball capacity hopper.