You don’t have to go to the gym to get fit and healthy. There are a ton of home fitness setups that’ll help you get in shape. But it has changed a lot in recent years, moving from heavy metal racks and iron plates to compact, tech-focused gear. We saw the INNODIGYM, and it could be at the front of this shift with its OMNI X1, a new smart home gym machine now on Kickstarter. The campaign has already raised over $1.7 million from backers, showing strong interest in this all-in-one system.
The OMNI X1 aims to bring the features of a full gym into a small, home-friendly package. Instead of needing racks, cable machines, pull-up bars, and a stack of dumbbells, it replaces all of these components with a precision-engineered, 360-degree full-angle smart cable machine powered by a disk permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) servo system. This smart home gym uses a digital resistance system that goes up to 120 kg, so it works for both beginners and experienced lifters.
What sets the OMNI X1 apart is its built-in AI coaching. The machine offers four training modes to help you focus on different fitness goals, and it acts like a digital spotter for safety. If it senses you’re struggling or your grip slips, it automatically lowers the resistance to help prevent injuries.
INNODIGYM also focused on making the OMNI X1 look good and fit easily into your home. The frame is foldable and made from strong materials, so it’s sturdy but doesn’t take up much space. When you’re done, it folds down to a slim profile for easy storage (occupying a tiny 0.12 square meters). The fabric-wrapped LED panel helps it blend into modern decor, and the quiet motor lets you work out at night without waking anyone.
You can choose between a Basic version with an LED display and phone holder, or a Pro version with a built-in 21.5-inch touchscreen. Both come with useful accessories like a workout bench, smart handles, and a pull-up assistance bar. As the crowdfunding campaign comes to a close, the OMNI X1 shows how smart gym equipment is making it easier to get a full workout at home.
To know more, you can check out its Kickstarter page here.
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