Safety checks on paper
Equipment checks are ticked off on lists. What exactly was checked is hard to trace later.
Fitness & gyms
Trainers and technicians capture the equipment once with a smartphone. Safety checks, damage reports and set-up instructions then sit right on the machine, in the 3D model and in AR on site.
Workflow
Three steps, one device: capture, annotate in the 3D model, and find it again on site in AR.

A short video is enough. It becomes the spatial 3D model.
Cable checkedAdjust seat heightPad damagedPlace checkpoints, defects and questions in the right spot, from the office.
Safety checkInstructionDefectMembers see seat height and sequence right at the machine.
Where it hurts today
Equipment checks are ticked off on lists. What exactly was checked is hard to trace later.
Reports like “machine 12 squeaks” don’t help the service team much. Photos lack context.
Every new person needs an introduction to the machines. That ties up trainers.
How it works with INSINIK
A short video per machine or area is enough.
Safety checks, settings and warnings sit right on the component.
Staff and members see instructions right at the machine.
Damage goes to the manufacturer or service team with location and photo.
Use cases
Who it is for
Pilot
Clearly scoped, 4 to 6 weeks, with KPIs we define together such as second visits, trips, expert hours and follow-up questions.
Typical scope
One studio, one group of machines, a few staff.