Technogym is making its Mywellness ecosystem accessible on any connected equipment – from any manufacturer.

The move means operators who offer Mywellness will be able to plug the service into equipment with the Bluetooth Fitness Machine protocol – from the likes of Precor, Life Fitness and Matrix – with the data then collated by Mywellness.

Announcing the Technogym Ecosystem Open Platform Strategy at the FIBO trade show this week, the company said: “The Technogym Ecosystem is an existing open platform that can be easily integrated with software applications – such as membership software, marketing and payment platforms, body analysis and assessment devices.

“It can now also be integrated with fitness equipment from any manufacturer as well as consumer apps and wearable devices.

“We have been investing for years in this unique digital ecosystem, with the objective of growing the industry, making it more attractive to end users and more credible for institutional stakeholders – such as insurance, health systems, the medical world.”

Nerio Alessandri, president and founder, Technogym, described the ecosystem as the only end-to-end solution able to “adapt to the lifestyle of each user and to the business needs of operators”.

“The Technogym Ecosystem connects every individual user to their own personalised training experience – anytime, anywhere,” he said.