There’s no denying that COVID-19 changed the way people exercise. With gyms temporarily closed, sales of dumbbells, medicine balls, and other equipment rose an estimated 23% during the pandemic, and the at-home fitness equipment market—valued at $5.5 million during the pandemic—is projected to reach $11.5 million by 2027.
And now, a new class of artificial intelligence (A.I.) workout equipment ensures that those at-home exercises are smart enough to watch your form and help you meet your fitness goals.
