Peloton unveils Peloton IQ AI coaching and Cross Training devices

Peloton on Wednesday unveiled a major overhaul of its hardware and software, introducing an AI powered coaching platform called Peloton IQ and a Cross Training Series of five connected fitness devices as the company pushes beyond cardio into broader wellness and crosstraining offerings. The company said the moves, announced in New York City, are intended to deepen personalization for its roughly 6 million members and to expand Peloton’s appeal to new user groups and commercial operators.

Peloton said Peloton IQ uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to provide real time, individualized guidance, form feedback, rep tracking and class recommendations across its new devices. The Cross Training Series includes new bike, tread and row models with advanced swivel screens to enable seamless transitions between cardio, strength, yoga, Pilates and other workouts. Premium models add built in movement‑tracking cameras, voice controls, Sonos‑tuned speakers, a three‑speed fan and other hardware upgrades. Peloton also introduced a commercial Pro Series of machines aimed at hotels, corporate wellness centers and other facility operators.

Company executives framed the refresh as a...