Local spares & service
Wear parts like rollers and motor boards are sourced and assembled in India, so repairs do not depend on overseas shipping.
Bharat ka apna Shuttle Thrower.
PRE-LAUNCH
Coming soon
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything worth knowing before launch. Still curious? Tell us you’re in and we’ll keep you posted.
It will be officially available next year. We are currently concluding court trial runs across badminton academies in Bengaluru and Pune. Registering your interest ensures you receive priority notification before public release.
No, you do not have to pay any money in advance. Registering your interest is completely free and requires zero advance payment or commitment. It simply locks your position in our early-bird reservation queue.
Entering your expected price helps us find the optimal range in which we can price it, and helps our engineering team calibrate fundamental requirements and deliverables to see just how efficient we can make it for that target range.
Yes, it feeds both feather and nylon shuttles. Badminton Baddie features dual elastomer launch wheels engineered not to crush or damage delicate feathers while delivering consistent, reliable speed for durable nylon shuttles.
Yes, the machine is portable enough to carry inside a car. The feed hopper quickly detaches with a simple turn-lock mechanism to fit into the boot or rear seat of any standard hatchback or sedan, and sturdy wheels allow you to roll it smoothly straight onto the court.
The machine
Meet Baddie.
Set Baddie up on one side of the net and take the other. It sends shuttles over from net height, one after another, so you can drill without a partner.
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Bluetooth control
Start and stop the feed from your phone without walking back to the machine.
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Rechargeable battery
Charge it at home and play anywhere on court, with no cable to trip over.
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16-shuttle hopper
Load 16 shuttles at a time. Baddie feeds them one by one.
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Low cost
Imported machines cost ₹1.5 to 3 lakh. Baddie is priced for everyday players and clubs.
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Made in India
Designed and built here, in India’s badminton capital.
About us
Why we built Badminton Baddie.
We are Computer Engineering students who play badminton professionally. Practice drills take hundreds of consistent feeds, but coaching sessions are expensive, court time is limited, and practice partners tire out.
Due to high import costs and near-zero availability in the Indian subcontinent, commercial shuttle throwers cost ₹1.5 to ₹3 lakh and are difficult to service when parts wear out. We are building Badminton Baddie to give clubs and solo players an effective training machine with readily available parts.
Direct pricing
We keep manufacturing in-house so multi-ball training is affordable for clubs and players.
Court-calibrated feed
The twin launch wheels are tuned for both nylon and feather shuttles to maintain a clean launch arc and low motor noise.