Perhaps you damaged your knee and you’ve been laid up for 6 weeks straight in bed? Or perhaps you just returned from a 6 month space exploration and your muscles are beyond atrophied? The M310 AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill is the answer to your woes.
An inflatable plastic air bags surrounds your body that supports up to 80% of your body’s weight and assists athletes and astronauts to recoup lost muscle tissue. Max speed of the M310 is 8mph and costs a mere $24,500. Alternatively, the company behind the space age machine offers a NASA version for $70,000 and tops out at 18mph. Despite the price it does look more practical than the hyrdo Physio Treadmill we saw earlier this year.
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[via Wired]
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