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The French Open, which starts today, is expected to go through 100,000 tennis balls. What happens when those balls don’t bounce anymore?

Tennibot, The World's First Robotic Tennis Ball Collector According to Eletrabi, the Tennibot can be used in a variety of situations, including a single player hitting balls from a machine or one ...

Not only does it come with a remote control, but it’s equipped with a telescopic ball collector with a ... the Vermont Tennis Ball Pick-Up Tube makes collecting tennis balls easy and quick.

You won’t find a single tennis ball collector tube lying around the courts of the newly opened Rafa Nadal Tennis Centre in Sai Kung. But this is entirely deliberate. In a Rafa Academy ...

A few decades later, Head sold his company, retired, and took up tennis. Like, he went all in: built a court at his house, hired a coach, bought a newfangled ball machine. But again, he found a ...

Sending those rubber-cored balls to the landfill is just part of the environmental toll they take. Fortunately, there are more sustainable alternatives. Roughly 125 million tennis balls are ...