InBody:
No, it’s not a robot. It’s a machine that provides accurate data on body composition. Step on and hold the arms and it will show a person’s body fat percentage; lean muscle mass amount; where the highest areas of fat are concentrated; weight; and more. That data is sent to the cloud, so users can keep track of their body composition. This isn’t a machine you can buy retail. Instead, it’s used in fitness and healthcare facilities (although a company representative said actor Mark Wahlberg has one in his home).
InBody Band:
Made by the same company as the InBody machine, the InBody Band is a fitness tracker that is specifically for consumers. The wearable is stylish and offers many of the same features as the InBody machine, including measuring body fat and muscle mass; tracks activity; monitors your sleep; and notifies of incoming calls and texts from your smartphone.