Photosynth announced plans to bring GOODLIFE and GDS into its group and accelerate the development and expansion of unmanned and labor-saving solutions for the fitness industry. The companies are scheduled to join the group on 1 November 2026, with the aim of strengthening the use of data from physical stores and customer proposals.
By bringing GOODLIFE and GDS into its group, Photosynth will accelerate the development and expansion of unmanned and labor-saving solutions for the fitness industry. The companies are scheduled to join the group on 1 November 2026, and the transaction is also described in the investor relations materials.
Through the group integration, Photosynth aims to acquire and accumulate operational data from physical stores, accelerate the product improvement cycle through the use of Akerun, Migakun and fixU, and apply the data to improve store profitability and customer proposals. The company will return the expertise gained to the group and promote its rollout as a package.
GOODLIFE operates semi-personal gyms, while GDS operates Pilates and stretching studios, and each company is seeking new franchise owners. Photosynth plans to expand sales of its unmanned and labor-saving package and acquire new customers across the group.
The company plans to hold the event “Space Unmanned Summit 2026,” featuring sessions and presentations on the latest developments in unmanned operations.