Powered Multi-Workout Devices

The 'ZeroWheel' Has a Motor for Assistance or Resistance

The 'ZeroWheel' is a new, modernized take on the simple ab workout wheel that's engineered to deliver impressive capabilities for athletes to partake in. The unit is equipped with a motor within that's capable of offering assistance with exercises or resistance, depending on the intensity level or needs of the athlete. The device relays data to the user's smartphone over a Bluetooth connection, which can be used for tracking and even competition between friends or family members.

The 'ZeroWheel' was developed by MIT motor control expert Dr. Neil Singer and is available now for preorder for $399. The product is expected to start shipping in the fall to help athletes achieve impressive training from home, the gym or even the office.

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Smart Fitness Devices
The integration of Bluetooth technology with the ZeroWheel allows for real-time tracking and competition, creating opportunities for smart fitness devices.
Assistive Technology
The motor within the ZeroWheel that offers assistance or resistance presents opportunities for assistive technology in the fitness industry.
Gaming-style Fitness
The competition features of the ZeroWheel allows for a gaming-style fitness trend that could make working out more fun and engaging.

Where This Applies

Fitness Technology
The ZeroWheel is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the fitness technology industry.
Rehabilitation
The assistive technology feature of the ZeroWheel makes it an opportunity for the rehabilitation industry.
Gaming
The competition feature of the ZeroWheel creates opportunities for gaming companies to enter the fitness industry.
SCORE
2.1 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 23%
Activity 26%
Freshness 15%