Fitness centres and gyms use the LIVA880 for new-member assessments and progress checks. A personal trainer sees fat, muscle, water and posture results side by side, builds a programme around them and repeats the test weeks later, with the cloud history showing what changed.
Yoga and Pilates studios use the posture assessment for specific purposes. Their classes target rounded shoulders, pelvic tilt, cervical spine flexion, and knee hyperextension, and the 14 body measurements track shape alongside them.
Schools and children's fitness programmes benefit from a height input that starts at 100 cm, so one station serves pupils and staff alike. Printed A4 reports suit a school setting, while the back-end management system keeps each pupil's record.
Beauty businesses use the circumference and body-shape results to track body-shaping programmes from one visit to the next. Corporate wellness teams run the station at staff health days, sending each employee a report by e-mail or to a phone.
The manufacturer also names medical, military, police and government settings, where the same three-part assessment supports health and fitness programmes for staff and recruits. Its reports provide a consistent record for each programme across repeat assessments.
Operators include personal trainers, studio instructors, PE teachers, beauty therapists and wellness coordinators. In every setting, the assessment follows the same sequence at one station: electrodes for composition, a turntable for posture and measurements, and a final report. Because each record joins a member's cloud history, every repeat visit shows movement in fat, muscle, posture and shape since the baseline.