Our founders
Haitham Eletrabi
Meet Haitham, the co-founder and CEO of Tennibot. A competitive tennis player and hardware enthusiast, Haitham oversees operations and supply chain management. Outside the office, you can catch Haitham at the movies, coffee shop, or hitting ice cold drop shots on the tennis court.
Lincoln Wang
Lincoln is the CTO and fellow co-founder of Tennibot. In the office, Lincoln is a robotics and AI expert and he spearheads software and electronics development as well as overseeing the engineering team. On the Court, Lincoln is known for his unstoppable cross-court forehands and collection of stylish shoes.
Our story
Tennibot was born one night when Haitham, practicing with a ball machine, realized that he spent more time collecting balls than actually hitting them. Frustrated by this, he set out to solve the most tedious part of his favorite sport. That’s when Haitham was introduced to Lincoln through an Auburn business professor. Lincoln had just completed his Master's degree and was also a tennis enthusiast.
Soon after meeting, whenever the duo wasn’t playing doubles, they were working on Tennibot. After years of designing, prototyping, testing, and refining, the team transformed Tennibot from a simple idea into one of the most innovative products to hit the tennis industry in years.
Building on this success, they’ve now introduced their latest breakthrough: the Tennibot Partner. This revolutionary, AI-powered ball machine moves around the court, creating a super-realistic playing experience. It adapts to the player’s movements, providing dynamic and personalized ball placement that makes every practice session feel like a real match. With Tennibot and Tennibot Partner, the tedious task of ball collecting is a thing of the past—and the future of tennis training is here.
Revolutionize the
way you train,
one
robot at a time.
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Our careers
Do you love robots and sports? Tennibot might be the perfect fit. We are a diverse group of night owls and coffee drinkers who are extremely passionate about what we do.