Motitech Motiview for senior activity

• Published 28 July 2025; updated 23 March 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Available across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
• Product: Motiview, a video library paired with stationary cycling. Seniors can ride through familiar streets and landscapes while exercising, reminiscing and sharing stories. The page describes use in care homes, home care, senior centres, rehabilitation and private homes, and says it is used in 10 countries.
• Claimed benefits: more physical activity, cognitive and sensory stimulation, social interaction, reduced anxiety/apathy/depression, and improved mobility, wellbeing and quality of life, including among people with dementia. The page says evidence includes research but does not provide study details in the accessible article text.
• Contact: Roald Kvam, Chief Business Development Officer, rk@motitech.no. Motitech AS, Øvre Sagstad 4, 5919 Frekhaug, Norway. Website: motiview.no.
• Listed industry: health and life science / digital health. Linked SDG: 3.
• Market projection on the page: global home-health technology market projected to USD 89.66 billion by 2030 (source-reported forecast).

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• Published July 28, 2025; updated March 23, 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Available worldwide. Category: Health and life science / Digital health.
• Motitech describes itself as a welfare-technology company supporting older adults’ physical activity, cognitive stimulation and social engagement. Its Motiview product is a video library used with stationary bicycles: seniors ride through familiar streets and scenic locations while exercising and reminiscing. It is used in private homes, care homes, home-care services, senior centres and rehabilitation settings, and the article says it is in use in 10 countries.
• The page links population ageing and policies supporting home care to a need for solutions addressing inactivity as physical function declines. Listed benefits of Motiview include helping maintain functional ability, supporting mental health by reducing anxiety, apathy and depression through reminiscence and sensory engagement, encouraging conversation and shared experiences, being easy for caregivers and volunteers to use, and research indicating improved mobility, wellbeing and quality of life. The testimonial from Liv, age 93, says she rides daily and feels the physical benefit.
• The article cites WHO projections that one in six people globally will be 60 or older by 2030 (about 1.4 billion), rising to over 2 billion by 2050. It forecasts a USD 89.66 billion home-health-technology market by 2030 and describes digital delivery as scalable across regions with relatively low implementation barriers. SDG 3 shown.
• Contact: Roald Kvam, Chief Business Development Officer, rk@motitech.no; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: MOTITECH AS, Øvre Sagstad 4, 5919 Frekhaug, Norway; motiview.no/.