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LUMISTAR Draws Record Crowds at CES 2026 With AI Tennis and Basketball Training Systems
LUMISTAR’s CES 2026 debut showcased TERO and CARRY, innovative AI sports training systems that engage athletes actively. The systems allow real-time adaptations, transforming training into competitive practice while effectively utilizing performance data for measurable skill development. Pre-orders start March 2026.
LUMISTAR wrapped up its CES 2026 debut in Las Vegas with record-level attention, as live demos of its AI-powered sports training systems consistently drew full crowds throughout the show, according to the company.
The sports-focused AI brand showcased TERO, its AI tennis training system, and CARRY, its AI basketball training system—both described by attendees as “game changers” for how training can be delivered, measured, and scaled.
Why the Booth Stayed Packed
Across multiple days of hands-on demonstrations, LUMISTAR’s booth became a focal point for athletes, coaches, club operators, and sports technology professionals. Visitors repeatedly pointed to one key difference: the systems don’t just record results—they actively participate in training.
That’s a major break from the standard model in sports tech, where:
- traditional ball machines run pre-set drills, and
- wearables/video tools analyze performance after a session ends.
Training That Adapts in Real Time
LUMISTAR says both TERO and CARRY combine real-time computer vision, adaptive decision-making, and on-court execution to respond instantly to athlete behavior—adjusting difficulty, tempo, and training logic shot by shot.
Attendees noted that this turns practice from repetition into something closer to competition—an evolving back-and-forth between athlete and system.
“This is not an incremental improvement—it’s a complete rethink of what training equipment should do,” one professional coach attending CES said in the release. “For the first time, the machine is reacting to the athlete, not the other way around.”
From Data Collection to Action
Another standout point from CES feedback: the platform’s focus on turning performance data into immediate training outcomes.
LUMISTAR’s approach emphasizes:
- continuous data retention across sessions
- real-time performance interpretation
- clear visualization of progress and training efficiency
Coaches and athletes highlighted that this could reduce wasted training time and accelerate skill development by making each session measurable and comparable.
What’s Next: Pre-Orders and Kickstarter
LUMISTAR outlined a 2026 rollout plan following CES:
- TERO opens for pre-orders in March 2026, with full market availability beginning May 2026
- CARRY launches via Kickstarter in Q2 2026
- The company will continue private demonstrations and pilot programs with select training institutions worldwide ahead of commercial release
More information is available at https://www.lumistar.ai.
Source: PRNewswire press release from LUMISTAR (Jan. 11, 2026)
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