Robo-Pong by Newgy - About Us




Joseph E. Newgarden, Jr.  (1929-2017)

Newgy Industries, Inc. was founded by Joe Newgarden, a ping pong enthusiast, who originally started working on the invention of the Robo-Pong table tennis robot as a hobby in 1972. Three years later his hobby became a business. The table tennis robot took 16 years of research and development before its first commercial release in 1988. Robo-Pong® debuted to rave reviews from the table tennis community. It is a pattern that has continued with each new generation of Robo-Pong table tennis robots. 

Mr. Newgarden’s legacy carries on as Newgy Industries continues to innovate and refine the Robo-Pong platform to deliver the best quality table tennis robots with industry-leading functionality to meet the demands of the global table tennis community.

 

Newgy Industries, Inc.

Newgy Industries believes the Robo-Pong table tennis robot, if properly used, can revolutionize the way a person practices table tennis and learns the game. The Robo-Pong provides a means for everyone, from the beginner to national champion, to have a practice partner ready to practice anytime. Newgy products are also designed as home-use games for family fun and entertainment, fitness and exciting competition in mind. The Robo-Pong table tennis robot is simple to use and store, reliable, virtually maintenance free and easy to set up, take down and transport.

Newgy is passionately committed to producing table tennis products that are affordable, high quality and user-friendly so that everyone in every country can experience the competition, fitness benefits and family fun that table tennis offers. Thanks to Robo-Pong, hundreds of thousands of individuals and families are enjoying the sport of table tennis in ways they never could before. Nothing teaches the sport of table tennis faster or more effectively than the Robo-Pong table tennis robot.

Newgy is a family-owned business located in Hendersonville, Tennessee. Our goal is to bring innovation to the sport and increase mainstream interest, participation and recognition of table tennis in the USA and around the world.