TerraTech launches seated treadmill wellness device for desk workers

TerraTech has launched an international wellness device in Singapore aimed at people who sit for long workdays. The company says the product uses PEMF and dynamic medium-frequency currents to deliver muscle stimulation and pressure relief without interrupting work.

Why it matters: - TerraTech is targeting a growing workplace health problem tied to remote work, screen time and prolonged sitting. - The device is designed for daily use during the workday, aiming to reduce muscle stress and support seated professionals without forcing breaks for exercise. - TerraTech positions the product as a corporate wellness tool for employers and a premium upgrade for home offices.

What happened: - TerraTech announced the international launch of a new wellness device in Singapore on June 11, 2026. - The product is described as a passive “seated treadmill” for people who work while sitting for long periods. - TerraTech says the device is now available for international procurement. - The company says home office buyers, corporate fleet customers, affiliate partners and employee welfare programs can access the product through TerraTech.bio.

The details: - The device combines Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy with dynamic medium-frequency currents. - TerraTech says the PEMF component works silently and is not physically felt. - The company says the tangible vibration comes from the medium-frequency currents. - TerraTech says dynamic variation in the frequencies is meant to prevent muscle and nerve accommodation that can happen with traditional electrical stimulation. - The system uses frequency modeling that TerraTech says biomimetically mimics hand massage techniques. - The device includes automated variations intended to simulate muscle expansion and contraction. - Users can adjust intensity levels to match comfort thresholds. - TerraTech says the device is safe for daily continuous use and suitable for 8-hour workdays. - The product is backed by CE certification for Europe and FCC certification for the US.

Between the lines: - TerraTech is trying to frame the device as part wellness hardware, part workplace productivity tool. - The pitch reflects a broader push to turn sedentary health issues into a B2B purchasing category for employers. - The company is also extending the same “Combo-Tech” positioning into adjacent products, including iVision, an eye-wellness wearable, and CORE Energiser, a 4-in-1 wearable for the core and lower back. - TerraTech is using the launch to build a wider ecosystem rather than sell a single device.

What’s next: - TerraTech says an Experience Centre in Malaysia is open for visitors to test the product lineup and settings. - The company is offering OEM and ODM manufacturing services for brands that want private-label or customized products. - TerraTech is seeking distributors, wellness brands and corporate partners to expand its global reach. - The company is owned by GOLDEN SKY METALLI Pte. Ltd. Singapore.