Cologne court upholds Speediance injunction against AEKE fitness devices

  • Cologne Regional Court upheld Speediance's provisional injunction against AEKE fitness devices.
  • The April 17, 2026 order bans advertising, offering or selling the products in Germany.
  • The court also ordered removal of the products and related communications from Germany's market.

The Regional Court of Cologne has upheld a provisional injunction against Shenzhen Qudong Future Technology Co., Ltd. (AEKE) after finding that its fitness devices infringe Speediance's registered Community design in Germany. The order prohibits AEKE from advertising, offering for sale or selling the disputed products in Germany and requires their removal from the market, along with related marketing materials. Speediance says it identified the products at the FIBO trade show and began legal action in April 2026. The company plans to continue protecting its intellectual property globally while investing in AI-assisted coaching, smart resistance systems and personalized connected fitness experiences.

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