
Next! Fitness
A.I. powered gym
Next! Fitness launched on January 31, 2020 with 283 votes, #53 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Next! Fitness is an AI-powered gym that uses smart mirrors to guide workouts. The mirrors demonstrate exercises, count repetitions, provide form feedback, and incorporate gamification elements. Computer vision technology automatically tracks all workout data, which users can review in a companion app. The system is designed for people looking for real-time coaching and detailed performance metrics during their fitness routines.
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From the sources
Next! Is an A.I. powered gym. You work out with smart mirrors. The mirrors demo how to do each workout, counts your reps, gives feedback on form, and adds gamification. Computer vision automatically tracks workouts. You can check all your metrics in an app.
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