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In March 2026, Joeun VnC announced a plan to bring RAXION to RacquetX in Fort Lauderdale. The announcement positioned the tennis simulator for conversations with overseas operators and dealers. This article records that announcement; it does not claim unverified post-event results.
Why the event mattered to the company
RacquetX brings together businesses across racket sports. Joeun VnC described the event as an opportunity to present RAXION’s tennis training concept and discuss international partnerships. The announcement connected the product’s ball-delivery and tracking features with facility and coaching use cases.
What buyers should evaluate
For an overseas operator, a trade-show impression is only the beginning. Ask for a current demonstration, installation specification, local service arrangement and documentation for the proposed market. Confirm how support, warranty and training will work after a purchase.
Keep the record accurate
The available article was published before the event and describes intended participation and meetings. It does not document visitor counts, deals signed or final demonstrations. Those outcomes should be added only when the company provides post-event evidence.
Frequently asked questions
Does this article confirm contracts signed at RacquetX?
No. No such outcome is asserted from the available pre-event source.
Where can a prospective international partner inquire?
Use RAXION’s official partner contact form.
Next step
Contact RAXION with your market and proposed partnership role for current information.
Sources www.benews.co.kr/news/475544 | raxionofficial.co.kr/contact