At CES 2026, Sumbu introduced the world's first dual-vector consumer exoskeleton. This wearable device uses smart technology to help people lift heavy objects and move with less physical strain.
The traditional treadmill experience is often a cycle of manual adjustments and static routines. Fitkol has announced its new NB Series treadmills, powered by the SportMind training system. This technology uses a Large Language Model to act as a personal coach, adjusting speed and incline automatically based on your heart rate. This shift away from manual controls aims to make indoor running safer for your joints and easier on your brain.
A listing on Garmin's own website suggests the new vivosmart 6 fitness tracker is coming soon, potentially featuring a much better screen than the previous model.
Garmin has rolled out updates for both budget and high-end smartwatches. New features include enhanced heart monitoring, fitness tracking improvements, and updated smartwatch interfaces.
