240×240 dToF LiDAR
- 240 × 240 depth resolution
- 240fps scan rate
- ±2 mm accuracy · 25 m range
- Works at 0 lux

Aswish
The World's First
5kg Basketball Robot
That Coaches Refs & Films Your Game
Super Early Bird Price from $1,499
*Limited seats. First come, first served.

Aswish
The World's First
5kg Basketball Robot
That Coaches Refs & Films Your Game
Super Early Bird Price from $1,499
*Limited seats. First come, first served.





Dual RGB 4K 120fps cameras lock every frame. Where you stand, where you cut, a raised-hand gesture — it reads you before the ball moves.
The dToF solid-state LiDAR fires 13.8 million depth points a second and draws the half-court as a 2 mm 3D map. It measures with light instead of guessing from pixels — backlight blinds a camera, never this.
Peak 8,000 RPM dual FOC hub motors. 15-meter range covers most of the half court — corners, wings, free-throw line, every pass on target. A steady 2.5 seconds per ball, 50 players lined up and nobody waits. You don't feel the motor. You feel the rhythm.
5 kg. Hook it with one finger. Folds into a 20-inch carry-on, airline transport certified. Trunk to first shot in 30 seconds. Those 120 kg dinosaurs? Not worth moving.
After every session — what got better, what still needs work — instant feedback. Shot-by-shot heatmaps, form analysis, drill suggestions, all at once. Someone steps too close? 14 milliseconds to full stop. Faster than you can blink.
At just 5 kg, this full-size basketball robot is light enough to carry with one hand. Slide it into a backpack, a 20-inch carry-on, or a sports car’s front trunk — then set up on any outdoor or indoor court in minutes. No van. No crew. No excuses.

At just 5 kg, this full-size basketball robot is light enough to carry with one hand. Slide it into a backpack, a 20-inch carry-on, or a sports car’s front trunk — then set up on any outdoor or indoor court in minutes. No van. No crew. No excuses.

Build your session in plain language — "give me 10 high-arc threes" — with an onboard AI voice assistant for coaching cues and court vibes.
Build your session in plain language — "give me 10 high-arc threes" — with an onboard AI voice assistant for coaching cues and court vibes.
Two windows, two ways of sensing, cast into one head. They are calibrated together before they leave the factory, so both report into the same coordinate frame.
Aswish tracks you in real time, feeding balls right to your hands — so you stay in rhythm, not in the corner chasing misses. Toss it in a backpack, a 20-inch carry-on, or your front trunk, and be shooting on any court in minutes. No partner. No pickup duty. Just buckets.
Aswish tracks you in real time, feeding balls right to your hands — so you stay in rhythm, not in the corner chasing misses. Toss it in a backpack, a 20-inch carry-on, or your front trunk, and be shooting on any court in minutes. No partner. No pickup duty. Just buckets.
Powered by a 1-inch 4K sensor, it delivers automatic line calls and professional-grade officiating for up to 10 players in rotation.
No need to worry about training restrictions after dark. You can practice after work or school every day to improve your skills.

With 4K 120FPS capture, AI-powered tracking follows every move, auto-edits highlights on the fly, and streams live at just 20ms latency — bringing instant violation detection and VAR-style replay to every game with pro-league precision.
No need to worry about training restrictions after dark. You can practice after work or school every day to improve your skills.

Powered by a 1-inch 4K sensor, it delivers automatic line calls and professional-grade officiating for up to 10 players in rotation.
With 4K 120FPS capture, AI-powered tracking follows every move, auto-edits highlights on the fly, and streams live at just 20ms latency — bringing instant violation detection and VAR-style replay to every game with pro-league precision.
Easily share your content to social media or directly with friends. Save and distribute match highlights, sport‑moment photos, game footage from your friend competitions, and your score records.


Easily share your content to social media or directly with friends. Save and distribute match highlights, sport‑moment photos, game footage from your friend competitions, and your score records.
AI automatically tags every key moment — shots, steals, assists, runs — and turns them into a rich data dashboard with heatmaps, efficiency scores, and movement analytics. More than replays, it's intelligence.
AI automatically tags every key moment — shots, steals, assists, runs — and turns them into a rich data dashboard with heatmaps, efficiency scores, and movement analytics. More than replays, it's intelligence.

We're a global team across AI, engineering, sports science, design, and business. We combine AI, smart hardware, and data to help people train smarter and live healthier — starting on the basketball court. Our vision: smarter sports, better lives, through AI.
This is a robotics company that builds for basketball. The people here come out of drone flight control, electric mobility, on-device perception and university robotics labs, and they brought their standards with them: a drive that repeats to the millimetre, perception with no cloud in the loop, a stop path measured in milliseconds.


Timed his own practice hour and found most of it went to chasing the ball rather than shooting. Built the first arc-tracking prototype on a borrowed depth camera that month. Owns the shot model and the product roadmap.

Drone propulsion and electric mobility before this. Owns the twin-roller feed: the spin-rate servo loop, the torque ripple that used to put a wobble on the ball, and the folding chassis that keeps the whole machine at five kilograms. Holds the feed to a repeatability figure, not a tolerance band.

Runs the sensing stack: the solid-state LiDAR return path, its calibration against the 4K/120 stereo pair, and the fusion that turns both into a pose. Release angle, arc and joint tracking are all solved on the machine. No court has Wi-Fi, and no session leaves the unit.

Real-time control and the whole interlock chain around it — motion planning, the watchdog, and the stop itself. The machine shares a floor with people who are not watching it, so the stop path is wired rather than scheduled: it holds even if the software is gone.

Former players and a strength coach with veto authority over every metric the product reports. They decide what counts as a rep, what counts as a clean release, and what a session summary is allowed to claim. A number that does not change your next session does not ship.

This is a robotics company that builds for basketball. The people here come out of drone flight control, electric mobility, on-device perception and university robotics labs, and they brought their standards with them: a drive that repeats to the millimetre, perception with no cloud in the loop, a stop path measured in milliseconds.

Timed his own practice hour and found most of it went to chasing the ball rather than shooting. Built the first arc-tracking prototype on a borrowed depth camera that month. Owns the shot model and the product roadmap.



Drone propulsion and electric mobility before this. Owns the twin-roller feed: the spin-rate servo loop, the torque ripple that used to put a wobble on the ball, and the folding chassis that keeps the whole machine at five kilograms. Holds the feed to a repeatability figure, not a tolerance band.

Runs the sensing stack: the solid-state LiDAR return path, its calibration against the 4K/120 stereo pair, and the fusion that turns both into a pose. Release angle, arc and joint tracking are all solved on the machine. No court has Wi-Fi, and no session leaves the unit.

Real-time control and the whole interlock chain around it — motion planning, the watchdog, and the stop itself. The machine shares a floor with people who are not watching it, so the stop path is wired rather than scheduled: it holds even if the software is gone.

Former players and a strength coach with veto authority over every metric the product reports. They decide what counts as a rep, what counts as a clean release, and what a session summary is allowed to claim. A number that does not change your next session does not ship.

