Vitruvian
Floor-based digital strength platform delivering up to 440 pounds of adaptive cable resistance from a compact carbon-fiber-topped machine.
What they're known for
A portable alternative to wall-mounted smart gyms, using two independent cables and adaptive loading while keeping the room physically uncluttered.
Vitruvian’s Trainer+ is a floor-based digital-strength platform with two cables, a carbon-fiber-topped frame, adaptive loading modes, and up to 440 pounds of published total digital resistance. Training modes include fixed-style loading, time-under-tension, pump, eccentric-only, and adaptive resistance that changes within the set, with accessories adding bars, handles, bench work, belts, and safety cables. The company’s public storefront currently teases a forthcoming update, but Trainer+ support, memberships, documentation, and hardware resources remain active.
Spaces
- Home Gym
Notable products
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Trainer+
Compact floor-based digital-strength machine with dual cables and adaptive resistance
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Pro Kit
Accessory package adding bars, bench, handles, belt, rope, mat, and safety cables
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All Access Membership
Software layer for classes, programs, workout creation, performance data, and advanced modes
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