론픽
Incheon, KR · 2 known investors
Ronfic combines AI exercise/movement data with robotic hardware to build integrated training systems, targeting sports, medical, fitness, and senior-care users. Founded in South Korea, it develops training environments based on users' physical characteristics and real movement patterns.
Also known as Ronfic · Ronfic Inc. · 주식회사 론픽
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Ronfic (주식회사 론픽) develops robotic fitness and rehabilitation hardware together with software that measures a user's body and movement data and converts it into personalized training programs. Its product line comprises Miniplus, a smart pulley/cable machine offering isokinetic, isotonic, vibration, damping and spring modes for rehabilitation and functional training; Xim, a robotic strength machine used for muscle-balance and 1RM testing; Climit, a lower-body and cardio robot that automatically assists users lacking strength and also supports higher-intensity "rev-up" and ranking modes; Smart Module; and Fitvisor, a free-weight trainer that assists with load handling.
The machines are tied together by REMS (Robot Exercise Management System), which handles precise measurement and evaluation — muscle-function testing on Miniplus, muscle balance and 1RM on Xim, and V̇O₂ peak on Climit — and then combines roughly 110 exercise movements into individualized training plans. Data from all Ronfic machines is collected automatically and managed through a web administrator page plus user and center-facing mobile applications, giving trainers a consolidated view of member measurements, exercise history and progress. Alongside REMS the company markets REMS Care, a Ronfic Academy program that shares operating cases from partner organizations, and a Ronfic Network directory of adoption sites.
Ronfic positions its offering across public institutions, medical and rehabilitation centers, training and PT centers, golf studios (including a "golf exercise" concept and a golf driving-distance test feature) and senior step programs.
Business model
Ronfic sells or places its robotic healthcare machines with operator customers — gyms, public health centers, welfare centers, corporate and hospital-affiliated physical therapy rooms, rehabilitation centers, schools and golf studios — described in its own documents as "healthcare facility customers." Machines are paired with the REMS software layer (user app, center app and web-based facility operation program), and the site directs prospective buyers to showroom visits, purchase consultations and machine information requests.
Traction
The company's network page lists 370 Ronfic adoption sites, spanning musculoskeletal exercise centers, rehabilitation exercise centers, PT and rehabilitation studios, smart healthcare centers operated with local governments, golf practice facilities and studios, a high school and a university living lab. Ronfic states a partnership with Welfare114 to build integrated health management systems for smart healthcare centers operated by Korean local governments.
Latest developments
Ronfic has added a golf driving-distance test to its platform, promoted as a new update alongside physical-training-based lesson offerings.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Ronfic couples robotic exercise hardware with an integrated measurement-and-management software layer (REMS), so that testing results (muscle function, muscle balance, 1RM, V̇O₂ peak) feed directly into personalized plans built from about 110 movements, and all machine data is consolidated in one web administrator view. Robotic assistance modes are aimed at users with reduced strength such as seniors, beginners and rehabilitation patients, while the same machines support high-intensity training for athletes.
Technology
The system digitizes users' physical condition and athletic performance and analyzes body and movement data to generate training plans. Measurement capabilities include muscle-function testing, muscle balance and 1RM strength testing, V̇O₂ peak (maximum oxygen uptake), left-right balance, joint range of motion, maximum and average strength, movement speed, and exercise and rest times. Robotic machines provide multiple resistance modes (isokinetic, isotonic, vibration, damping, spring) and automatic assistance for users with limited strength. Collected data flows to a web administrator program and mobile apps; cloud infrastructure is provided via KT and Amazon Web Services, with servers in Korea, Singapore, Japan and the United States depending on region.
Go-to-market
Direct sales and consultation through the company's website (showroom visits, purchase consultations, machine brochures and "contact sales" inquiries), supported by a network directory of adoption sites for prospective users to experience the machines, the Ronfic Academy which presents partner operators' cases across medical, rehabilitation, fitness and golf segments, and solution packages tailored to public/institutional, medical-rehabilitation, center-training, golf-studio and senior segments.
Healthcare facility operators including gyms, public health centers and welfare centers, hospital- and company-affiliated physical therapy rooms, medical and rehabilitation centers, PT/training centers, golf studios, schools and universities. End users span general fitness members, rehabilitation patients, athletes, beginners and seniors.
Geography
Operations are centered in South Korea, with listed adoption sites in Incheon, Seoul, Gyeonggi (Uiwang, Pyeongtaek), Daegu, Gimhae, Jeollanam-do (Suncheon) and Gangwon (Wonju), including schools and universities such as Shinhan High School and Kyungdong University. The company runs Korean- and English-language websites (ronfic.com and en.ronfic.com).
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Key figures
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsRonfic lists Welfare114 Co., Ltd. as a partner for building integrated health management systems at smart healthcare centers operated by local governments in South Korea.
Ronfic's site promotes a new update introducing a golf driving-distance (비거리) test alongside physical-training-based lessons.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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primary sources listed
- 론픽ronfic.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does 론픽 do?
- Korean developer of robotic exercise machines and the REMS robot exercise management system for training, rehabilitation and healthcare.
- Who are 론픽's investors?
- 론픽's investors include Laguna Investment, Lotte Ventures.
- Where is 론픽 headquartered?
- 론픽 is headquartered in Incheon, KR.