Fully Automatic Massage
RheoFit A1 uses the user's body weight to perform automatic full-body massage, promoting full-body relaxation.
 
Pain Point: After exercise or long hours of work, the body often feels tired and tense, indicating the need for effective recovery. RheoFit A1 provides a personalized, fully automatic massage experience, helping users achieve deep muscle relaxation and restore energy with a hands-free operation.
 
AI-Powered Massage
RheoFit A1 utilizes AI technology and rehabilitation medicine theory. By building a customized body model for the user, RheoFit A1 can develop and execute a personalized recovery plan based on the user's sports history and musculoskeletal problems.
 
Pain Point: Users may not be knowledgeable about rehabilitation medicine or anatomy and might not know the most effective way to recover. This can lead to inefficient, time-consuming, and potentially unsafe methods of relaxation.
 
Ergonomic Design
The ergonomically designed 3D bionic massage cover achieves comprehensive relaxation for deep muscles, superficial fascia, and lymphatic vessels, while avoiding bony structures to achieve the best relaxation effect.
 
Pain Point: Post-exercise issues are complex and may include muscle cramps, inflammatory responses, fascial adhesions, and tissue swelling. Thus, massage needs to address multiple aspects to effectively relieve fatigue and soreness.
 
Replaceable massage covers
RheoFit has developed an industry-first replaceable massage cover design, offering users a variety of options to simulate different massage techniques. The covers are made from durable, stain-resistant, antibacterial, and eco-friendly materials, using high-pressure foam technology for enhanced longevity and hygiene.
 
Pain Point: Different users, including professional athletes, casual exercisers, and everyday users, have varying needs for muscle relaxation. Most foam rollers on the market have a uniform surface, which doesn’t cater to the diverse needs of different body areas.
 
Multifunctional Button
The button of RheoFit A1 has a long-distance infrared shutdown function, which allows the product to be stopped by waving your hand.
 
Pain Point: Users may need to quickly start or stop the device without having a phone handy or finding it inconvenient to use a phone. Additionally, during movement, it can be difficult to accurately press the button to turn off the device, or users may need the device to stop immediately in special situations.
 
Long Battery Life
The RheoFit A1 is designed to be rechargeable, eliminating the need for a constant power connection. Equipped with a 2600mAh high-capacity lithium battery, it only requires charging approximately once a week to minimize interruptions during relaxation.
 
Pain Point: Users prefer a product that is easy to store and can be used anywhere without frequent interruptions for charging or the inconvenience of running out of power during use.
 
High Load Capacity
The RheoFit A1 supports users up to 300 pounds (136 kg), making it suitable for a wide range of users, from athletes to office workers.
 
Pain Point: Some of our users, including swimmers and fitness enthusiasts, may have a higher body weight, and there may also be heavier family members who can benefit from the device.
 
Enhanced Release with Shear Force
The product uses bionic pressing techniques to simulate the kneading movements of a rehabilitation therapist, providing superior relief for muscles and fascia. Pain Point: Users seek more effective massage results, especially for issues like fascia adhesions that cause pain, restricted joint movement, and muscle tension. These issues require not only vertical pressure but also lateral shear force to effectively address fascial adhesions.
 
Targeted Pressure Mode for Deep Relief
The product features a targeted pressure mode, allowing users to focus on specific areas that need extra attention during the massage. By activating this mode, users can apply deeper pressure to trigger points for more intense relief.
 
Pain Point: During post-exercise massage, users typically start with a general massage and then switch to targeting specific sore points. This feature addresses the need to alternate between general and focused treatment.