Twin brushless motors
Two 15,000 rpm brushless motors, one driving each wheel. That's the twin power. Brushless means no brushes to wear down, so they're built for long sessions, day after day.
Volt Twin Power is the machine half of Volt BP, and the name is the engine: two 15,000 rpm brushless motors, one driving each wheel, with no brushes to wear down. Digital sensors and an ARM processor inside the sealed drum run every pitch, and every setting is a dial on the panel.
| Body | Sealed drum, 305 × 305 × 257 mm |
|---|---|
| Motors | Two brushless motors, 15,000 rpm, one per wheel |
| Processor | ARM |
| Phone | Not connected: every setting is on the panel |
| Sensors | Hall sensor on the ball dropper · IR ball sensors at the tunnel |
| Display | LED countdown ring · ball counter |
| Wheels | Twin Ø85 mm |
| Pitches | FST · LHC · RHC |
| Sets | 10 · 20 · continuous |
| Balls | Golf-ball-sized wiffle balls, via the hopper |
| Mount | Tripod, aimed at home plate |
| Top speed | Published once production machines are tested |
Two 15,000 rpm brushless motors, one driving each wheel. That's the twin power. Brushless means no brushes to wear down, so they're built for long sessions, day after day.
A Hall sensor tracks the rotating ball dropper and drives the LED countdown ring, so you see the next pitch coming. IR sensors at the tunnel catch every ball that drops and add it to the ball counter.
A powerful ARM processor runs it all: the dials, the countdown ring, the interval, the sets and the ball count.
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