IIT Delhi graduates create gyms for tiny homes, says Anand Mahindra: ‘No rocket science, but…’

Mahindra & Mahindra Chairman Anand Mahindra lauded a team of four IIT graduates who have developed an innovative solution for fitness enthusiasts facing space constraints in their homes. The graduates have combined their engineering expertise and passion for fitness to create a compact, multifunctional gym that transforms any small area into a complete workout zone.

Anand Mahindra expressed his appreciation for the innovative idea and hard work of the IIT graduates behind the smart home gym, known as Aeroleap X. He praised their ability to create a practical solution for fitness enthusiasts facing space constraints in urban living.

Mahindra shared a video by The Better India. The gym combines mechanical design with physical therapy ideas to offer over 150 exercises that work different muscle groups. The gym also features AI-powered training sessions that monitor the user’s progress in real-time, providing personalized workout plans.

“There is no rocket science here. But a clever convergence of mechanics and physical therapy principles to design a product with global potential. “In small apartments and even in business hotel rooms,” Anand Mahindra wrote in his post on X on Thursday.

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The post received over 7.1 lakh views and 281 comments.

Samar Singh, one of the X users who was not impressed with the idea, commented, “Zero industry experience, no domain experience, no practical consumer research or product fitment, and then a staggering price point. Wonderful!”

Another user, Cellurus, commented, “This looks like a great innovative fitness solution”.

Many X users appreciate the idea of ​​a smart home gym. However, some users consider this a small step and do not see it as a significant achievement.