AI-powered home gym: how it works
The Power S Pro technology explained: 120 kg of digital weight generated by two servo motors and a smart personal trainer that adjusts the load for you.
Digital weight
Two servo motors, not iron plates
The Power S Pro generates the load with two 750 W servo motors, one per arm. Instead of lifting plates, you pull against a resistance the system regulates hundreds of times per second: that is digital weight.
The result: up to 120 kg of load in a 0.1 m² footprint, adjustable to the kilo from the screen and virtually silent — no metallic clanking of a traditional cable machine.
Instant adjustment — Change the load from the screen or the dials — no pins, no plates.
A real 120 kg — 60 kg per arm, with independent load on each side.
Silent — An electric motor instead of plates: train in a flat without disturbing anyone.
Artificial intelligence
A smart personal trainer at home
Booster Mode acts as a spotter: it detects muscle fatigue on every rep and reduces the load right when you fail, so you can reach your limit safely without a partner.
The interactive phase graph guides your concentric and eccentric, and the system logs every set to adjust your progression — like a personal trainer, available 24 hours in your living room.
Auto-spotter — Lowers the load when it detects fatigue: fail safely, no partner needed.
Phase guidance — Concentric and eccentric guided by an interactive on-screen graph.
Automatic progression — Every set is logged and the suggested load evolves with you.
Five resistance modes, one machine
The same smart cable machine behaves like free weights, like resistance bands, or concentrates the load on the phase you choose, depending on the training mode.
Standard
Constant resistance, like traditional weights but with per-kilo digital control.
Concentric
Resistance concentrates on the pushing or pulling phase and the return is released, so you put full intent into every rep.
Elastic
Resistance grows along the range of motion, like a resistance band.
Eccentric
More load on the return phase to maximise the eccentric stimulus.
Burnout
Adjusts the load to squeeze out the last reps and take the muscle to its limit, safely.
See it for yourself
All the technology, in a 0.1 m² mirror with no mandatory subscription.