Mindbody is focusing its product development efforts on new technologies, as it looks to "reimagine" its software platform.

Fitness tech firm JaxJox will accelerate the launch of its connected home fitness solution, InteractiveStudio, following a cash injection of US$10m through Series A funding.

A new mobile fitness platform delivers personal training sessions to people at home by combining live fitness instruction with AI-enabled tracking and two-way audio-video.

Artificial intelligence-based sales and marketing platform Keepme has secured round one funding, totalling US$1.7m.

Welcome to the world of creative fitness, where exercise and fun merge to change the way we train.

Keepme has launched its new V2 platform, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help operators monitor their members' entire customer journey and tell how and when to engage members who are in danger of leaving – and even after they've left.

Keepme is an AI revenue acceleration platform created for the fitness industry. Blending Artificial Intelligence, operational tools, and a unique automations engine, Keepme supercharges and streamlines effort to attract, retain, and re-engage members.

Tech giant Amazon has entered the highly-contested health and fitness tracking market with a huge splash, launching an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered wearable alongside a subscription service and smartphone app.

Health and wellness software company, GymPraaktis, is launching its new Exercise Engine software for gyms and members looking to improve their fitness routines from home.

Trent Ward and Yves Béhar have created an elegant home gym solution that uses AI and machine learning to coach users

Using AI technology, Freeletics learns from 41 million users worldwide. Its CEO tells us more

The head of digital solutions says the pandemic is an opportunity for creativity

David Minton’s new global data platform shows COVID-19’s impact on the sector

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Amazon Web Services is changing the sports industry with artificial intelligence

Largo Technology Group (LTG) is launching a gamified fitness application called FitRacers in Q1 2020.

A new product aimed at the ageing population is combining wearable fitness tech with artificial intelligence to create a device designed to help predict potentially harmful ailments.

The increasing popularity of streaming services and wireless earbuds – along with the introduction of 5G connectivity and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled devices – are set to drive revenues in the US consumer tech industry to a record $422bn during 2020.

The CEO of Les Mills Media discusses how clubs can embrace virtual fitness but still remain central to people’s fitness journeys

The artificial intelligence revolution is ramping up across many industries. Experts discuss how the fitness industry can best utilise these new technologies

Google has revealed plans to acquire wearable company Fitbit in a deal worth US$2.1bn (€1.88bn, £1.62bn).

Consumers will soon be carrying so much personalised, advanced technology that reaching them will require the adoption of entirely new means of communication.

The Singapore government is creating a "comprehensive digital health platform" based on the use of wearables, as part of a new nationwide health initiative designed to get Singaporeans more physically active.

The practical futurist gives operators his advice on how to embrace digital

Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) has combined social media posts and machine learning to chart entire populations' exercise habits.

Editor Helen Patenall rounds up the latest visionary developments in health and fitness, ranging from new start-ups to innovative flooring and clever use of colour

The fitness sector could soon have a huge disruptor on its hands, if rumours of Google's plans prove correct.

The Fitness Industry Technology Council’s president, Bryan O’Rourke, tells us about the impact of fitness and heightened consumer expectations in this digital age

New tech is coming down the track which will change the gym experience and improve retention

Sweat and Sound’s founder on creating immersive fitness experiences for all ages