“Fitness device” is a broad term referring to any electronic or mechanical equipment used to assist with physical exercise, monitor workout data, or improve physical fitness; its core functions are to quantify athletic performance or provide training resistance.
It positions itself on four key selling points—AI skin analysis, automatic adjustment of infusion parameters, professional-grade co-branded formulas, and non-invasive transdermal infusion—promising to “replicate medical-grade hydro-infusion results at home,” all while commanding a premium price tag in the 6,000-yuan range.
The NoxSleep S2 comes in simple, clean packaging. Upon unboxing, the unit reveals a sleek, all-white aesthetic; the lamp head features a glossy ivory-white interior paired with a soft silicone diffuser.
At the Xiaodu new product launch on September 8, the Tiantian “Bestie Machine” Ultra made its debut.
At the 2026 World Robot Conference, Kunwei Technology—a company specializing in six-axis force sensors—unveiled the HiiBex lightweight outdoor assistive exoskeleton.
On August 13th, Technogym officially launched the Biostrength AI, the brand’s first AI adaptive strength training product line designed for commercial applications.
The ANOVATOR P5 professional smart AI body composition analyzer, which recently made its online debut and showcased at IWF Shenzhen, is a new domestically produced commercial AI fitness hardware product.
Online classes offer a fixed rhythm and lack of correction, significantly reducing training effectiveness.
On June 23, a smart fitness device called the OMNI X1 hit Kickstarter. Twelve hours later, it had raised $1.4 million. Five hundred sixty-one backers had already locked in their pledges, and several high-tier bundles sold out completely.
