Research & discovery
Every workout already generates motion. We’re researching whether facilities can put it to work.
MotusEnergy Solutions is in early research on kinetic-energy-capturing fitness equipment — cardio and strength machines designed to convert a member’s mechanical output into usable electricity, with the goal of reducing a facility’s grid draw.
20–30 minutes. No pitch, no obligation.
The idea we’re testing
Motion that’s usually wasted
Cardio and strength equipment already converts a member’s effort into motion — most of that mechanical energy is dissipated as heat and resistance. We’re investigating whether a portion of it can instead be captured and converted into usable electricity, and what that could mean for a facility’s energy draw.
This is a hypothesis under active research, not a shipped product.
Why we’re contacting facility leaders
We’re not selling anything yet
We’re pre-product: no prototype installed, no pilot underway, nothing for sale. Before we build anything, we want to understand how energy and equipment decisions actually get made inside a facility like yours — what drives a capital equipment decision, how sustainability commitments factor in, and who needs to sign off.
That’s the conversation we’re asking for.
The ask
What a 20–30 minute call would cover
- Where energy costs create the most pressure in your operation
- How new equipment and vendors get evaluated and approved
- Any sustainability commitments or reporting you're already working against
- Typical replacement cycles for cardio and strength equipment
- Who else is part of that decision
No pitch, no obligation — we’re asking for your expertise.
Where we are today
Research & DiscoveryCurrent stage: Research & Discovery
We’re at the earliest stage: researching the concept and talking with people who run facilities like yours before any prototype is built. There is no installed equipment and no customers yet — this page exists to be transparent about that, not to obscure it.
Get in touch
If you’re willing to share 20–30 minutes on how energy decisions get made in your facility, we’d like to hear from you.