Joint Ops engineering drawing showing multiple prototype views and system architecture
Protected platform · functional prototype · OEM opportunity
Joint Ops™ partner pathway

MANUFACTURE. LICENSE. INTEGRATE.

Explore manufacturing The Launch Pad® or Joint Ops™, licensing an AMM product, or integrating specific AMM technology into your own equipment.

For manufacturers, established equipment companies, engineering partners, suppliers, and prospective licensees. Product scope, relevant rights, production responsibilities, and commercial terms are discussed individually. Detailed technical access follows alignment and appropriate confidentiality.

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The opportunity

TWO PRODUCT PLATFORMS. DISTINCT WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER.

A manufacturing conversation may concern components, assemblies, or complete AMM products. Product licensing and integration into another company’s equipment are separate relationships with their own technical and commercial requirements.

What AMM brings

Category, IP, evidence, and product proof

The Launch Pad® established the retrofit expression. Joint Ops™ extends the thesis into an integrated selectable-surface platform.

  • Two issued U.S. patents and additional pending applications
  • Three published studies evaluating The Launch Pad®
  • Commercial product, customers, and institutional interest
  • Functional prototype and active DFM learning
Patent informationPublished evidence
What the partner brings

Engineering discipline, quality, and scale

A credible partner must do more than quote steel and upholstery. The platform requires repeatable production and lifecycle support.

  • DFM, mechanism, structural, and validation capability
  • Fabrication, finishing, upholstery, assembly, and supplier control
  • Inspection, traceability, corrective action, and documentation
  • Capacity, service, warranty, and institutional support
Engineered for production

The current functional architecture establishes the product intent. Production engineering may refine geometry, materials, mechanisms, assembly, storage, and handling while preserving the protected functional system and athlete experience.

Choose the relationship you want to explore

The product or technology and the proposed business relationship are separate parts of the conversation.

Manufacture for AMM

Produce AMM products or components

Discuss components, assemblies, or complete products for The Launch Pad® or Joint Ops™ under agreed production, quality, tooling, and supply requirements.

Discuss manufacturing

License an AMM product

Manufacture and commercialize under license

Explore a license for The Launch Pad® or Joint Ops™. Product scope, field, territory, quality, improvements, and commercial responsibilities require agreement.

Discuss product licensing

Integrate AMM technology

Develop equipment using specified AMM technology

Explore selected AMM designs or technology for a partner’s own equipment, potentially with co-development. Integration scope, technical validation, and applicable rights require separate review.

Discuss technology integration
Commercial role first

CAPABILITIES, INTEGRATION & CHANNEL SUPPORT.

The following capability groups provide more detail for a manufacturing, licensing, integration, distribution, or strategic discussion across AMM.

Pathway 01

Build or supply the production system

For companies with relevant fabrication, machining, finishing, upholstery, assembly, mechanism, component, or subsystem capability.

  • Contract manufacturingProduce production-intent units or major subsystems under defined quality, tooling, confidentiality, supply, and service terms.
  • Component or module supplySupply frames, mechanisms, locks, rails, pads, plates, adjustment systems, or finished modules within a controlled architecture.
Partner qualification

WHAT A QUALIFIED PARTNER MUST BRING.

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Engineering and DFM

  • Mechanism refinement, structural analysis, tolerances, fixtures, tooling, and documentation
  • Ability to reduce mass, part count, cost, and assembly burden without losing the user experience
02

Manufacturing and quality

  • Relevant fabrication, machining, coating, upholstery, assembly, packaging, and supplier control
  • Inspection, traceability, nonconformance handling, and corrective action
03

Capacity and lifecycle support

  • Production capacity, ramp capability, lead time, tooling, working capital, and target-cost discipline
  • Packaging, logistics, parts, warranty, repair, and after-sale support
04

Strategic and IP discipline

  • A credible role in build, integration, licensing, supply, or distribution
  • Respect for confidentiality, design control, claim boundaries, improvements, and written commercial gates
Public production architecture

WHAT MUST SURVIVE PRODUCTION ENGINEERING.

Public materials describe the functional system without disclosing confidential dimensions, mechanism details, tolerances, sources, costs, or claim strategy.

Preserve the function. Improve the production expression.

  • Select and lockA conventional planar surface and non-planar Performance Interface™ must each be positioned securely for use.
  • Coordinate the systemBack angle, lumbar relationship, seat angle, seat travel, and athlete setup must work together.
  • Engineer for institutionsTransport, storage, floor protection, labels, parts, and service access are production requirements.
  • Control repeatability and costGeometry, surface consistency, materials, finish, assembly burden, and target economics require discipline.
  • Validate the lifecycleLocks, pivots, rails, welds, fasteners, pads, wheels, and adjustment points require defined load, fatigue, abuse, and service testing.
Future platform opportunity

Technology-integration discussions may concern pads, machine interfaces, or other resistance-training equipment. A proposed integration must identify the specific AMM technology, relevant rights, and product-specific validation it would require.

Public CAD view of the Joint Ops selectable torso assembly during surface transition
Public CAD reference · current mechanism embodiment may evolve through production engineering
Joint Ops functional prototype shown from a low three-quarter production-oriented view
FUNCTIONAL PROTOTYPEPhysical architecture reference · production engineering may refine the expression while preserving the protected system.

Product-specific production requirements: The system below describes Joint Ops™. A Launch Pad manufacturing or product-license discussion instead centers on its molded support surface, material consistency, lumbar adjustment, assembly, inspection, and packaging. Technical specifications are shared through the appropriate review process.

Evidence, IP & technical access

PUBLIC PROOF. CONTROLLED TECHNICAL DEPTH.

Published evidence

Three studies evaluate The Launch Pad®

They support the commercial retrofit product. They are not presented as Joint Ops™ results.

Intellectual property

Protected platform architecture

Issued U.S. patents and additional pending applications support key elements of AMM’s equipment and interface architecture.

Controlled technical access

Public framework, protected depth

Detailed drawings, mechanisms, sourcing, economics, know-how, and other nonpublic engineering information are shared with qualified partners under appropriate confidentiality.

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THE RIGHT PARTNER IS BUILT FOR MORE THAN PRODUCTION ALONE.

AMM prioritizes partners with relevant engineering or manufacturing capability, disciplined quality systems, lifecycle support, and respect for protected technical information.

  • Relevant engineering, manufacturing, integration, or channel capability
  • Quality, testing, traceability, documentation, and corrective-action discipline
  • Lifecycle support including parts, warranty response, service, and institutional readiness
  • Respect for confidentiality, protected technical information, and written commercial boundaries

Keep the scope specific. AMM’s patent and licensing discussions concern specific designs, technology, and applicable rights. They do not imply ownership of every contoured surface or the general athlete–equipment interface concept. Published Launch Pad findings do not automatically establish results for Joint Ops™ or a partner’s integration.

What happens next

FROM PUBLIC FIT TO PROTECTED DEPTH.

Qualified discussions progress from non-confidential capability review to the appropriate technical and commercial agreement.

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Non-confidential screen

AMM reviews the company, capability, geography, pathway, quality, capacity, and relevance.

02

Capability call

Qualified inquiries may advance to a focused discussion of systems, experience, service, and decision-makers.

03

Mutual NDA if appropriate

Protected technical depth follows strategic fit, internal authority, and an appropriate agreement.

04

Technical or commercial gate

The next step may include technical review, production scoping, a quote package, or commercial proposal.

Manufacturer / OEM fit review

START WITH CAPABILITY. ADVANCE TO THE TECHNICAL CONVERSATION.

Provide enough non-confidential information to evaluate strategic and operational fit.

  • Company, geography, market, and decision-maker
  • Engineering, manufacturing, quality, service, or channel capability
  • The most credible partnership role and engagement horizon
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Multiple Launch Pad Performance Interfaces deployed across adjustable benches at The Spot Athletics
Commercial proof

THE LAUNCH PAD® IS THE AVAILABLE-NOW EXPRESSION OF THE THESIS.

The retrofit product demonstrates commercial demand, institutional use, IP, published research, manufacturing learning, and the category story. Joint Ops™ extends that system into an integrated platform.

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Partner-path FAQ

BEFORE THE FIRST CALL.

Is AMM looking for a manufacturer, a licensee, or both?
Potentially several structures are worth evaluating: contract manufacturing, component supply, OEM integration, licensing, co-development, distribution, or a combination. The right structure depends on capability and scope.
Can we receive CAD or detailed technical drawings before a call?
Not through the public inquiry process. Detailed files follow strategic fit, capability review, internal authority, and appropriate confidentiality.
How are commercial terms structured?
Commercial structure is defined around the partnership model, scope, production responsibilities, tooling, geography, channel, and long-term opportunity.
Does the current prototype need to be copied exactly?
No. The prototype is a functional embodiment and DFM learning platform. Production engineering may refine geometry, mechanisms, materials, handling, storage, parts, and assembly while preserving the functional system and athlete experience.
Do the Launch Pad® studies apply automatically to Joint Ops™?
No. The studies evaluated The Launch Pad®. Joint Ops™ is evaluated on its own product-specific basis.