Electric fitness equipment
Electric weights that adjust the applied force precisely at every angle - instead of steel plates working against gravity.
- Mechanical engineering
- Electronics
Requirements
Since weight stacks were introduced in the 1970s, most fitness equipment has barely evolved. People train against gravity using steel plates.
That kind of training is time-consuming and inefficient.
Our approach
We at Akrodyn set out to change that. We developed electric weights that use an electric motor and complex software to change the applied force precisely at every angle and adjust the load accordingly.
This protects the person training and makes reliable training results achievable.
For integration into an innovative training machine, we won Nautilus as a partner.
What came out of it
Launching the electric machines will further strengthen Nautilus's position in the market segment and increase profitability.
Nautilus Inc, USA
Since 1984, Nautilus has stood for high-quality fitness equipment with optimal biomechanics - inventor of the Nautilus cam, which is where the name comes from.
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