Beauty | Wellness

Inside Technogym’s connected fitness ecosystem

by Annie Asistio
Photography by Jin Cheng Wong

Shot on location at the Technogym showroom in Sydney, Australia.

Since 1983, Technogym has played a key role in shaping the fitness and wellness industry, with a focus on design-led, functional equipment for both professional and home use. The brand has built an ecosystem that includes smart machines, digital training platforms and data-driven health tools—designed to support everything from general wellbeing to high-performance training.

Technogym showroom in Sydney, Australia.

One of its milestones was the launch of the Personal Line, developed with Italian architect and designer Antonio Citterio. Using polished steel, glass, high-quality finishes combined with Citterio’s signature design cues, the range was created to integrate easily into home environments without compromising on mechanical performance. The machines target cardiovascular fitness, strength and mobility, while maintaining a compact, quiet presence.

Technogym’s Bench Personal in the Personal Line.

Technogym’s latest innovations continue to broaden its scope. The new Pilates Reformer, for instance, offers a studio-grade experience adapted for home use.

Additionally, underscoring its commitment to smarter, more effective training, the brand leverages artificial intelligence to power personalised programmes through the Technogym App. This innovation tracks user performance and adapts workouts in real time, offering structure and long-term support.

Technogym Run with 27-inch touchscreen display integrated with Live Console.

Its equipment also comes with Technogym’s Live Console, a digital interface integrated into a touchscreen display, which features personalised training and entertainment options for guided sessions, progress tracking and seamless integration with the user’s wellness routine.

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With thanks to Technogym Australia.

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