InMovement brings its Unsit treadmill to NeoCon for the first time

InMovement will debut its Unsit under-desk treadmill at NeoCon in Chicago this June, targeting designers, procurement teams and workplace leaders weighing wellness upgrades. The company is positioning the product as a quiet, durable option for offices, libraries and other shared environments.

Why it matters: - Workplace wellness is shifting from a nice-to-have to a planning issue for offices, campuses and shared workspaces. - InMovement is using NeoCon to make the case that movement can be built into commercial interiors without hurting focus, comfort or design. - The company is pitching the Unsit as a workplace tool for long-term use, not a consumer fitness product.

What happened: - InMovement will exhibit at NeoCon for the first time in June 2026. - The company will show the Unsit® Under Desk Treadmill and related workplace products at Booth 7-10093 on the 7th floor. - The audience includes commercial interiors teams, procurement professionals and workplace wellness leaders. - Maizie Breuner, co-owner and managing director of InMovement, said the NeoCon goal is to show that wellness can be built into the workday in a natural and practical way.

The details: - The Unsit is designed for real work in quiet shared environments, including offices and libraries. - The treadmill operates at 42.9 dB, which supports walking while working without disrupting nearby people. - The walking surface measures 30 by 40 inches, giving users room to move naturally and access the full width of a desk. - The unit has a compact footprint for private offices, shared workstations, libraries, wellness rooms and collaborative spaces. - InMovement says Unsit treadmills are already in use across corporate offices, professional sports organizations, logistics environments, universities and libraries. - Many higher-education installations are in libraries, where low noise matters. - The product uses commercial-grade components. - The Unsit comes with a lifetime frame warranty in the U.S. and Canada. - InMovement says it has received no frame replacement requests under that warranty. - Breuner said commercial interiors need wellness solutions that are easy to specify, easy to use, quiet and durable. - InMovement will also share product information, installation examples and commercial project resources at NeoCon for teams exploring active-office solutions. - The company is targeting corporate offices, higher education, libraries, coworking spaces and other shared environments. - Attendees can visit InMovement in person at Booth 7-10093 on the 7th floor. - The company’s social channels include LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

Between the lines: - InMovement is trying to reframe workplace movement as infrastructure, not a perk. - NeoCon gives the company a direct line to specifiers who decide what gets built into offices and institutional spaces. - The emphasis on quiet operation and durability signals a sales pitch aimed at buyers who care about daily usability and lifecycle cost, not just novelty.

What’s next: - InMovement will use NeoCon 2026 demos to court designers, procurement teams and facilities leaders. - The company is likely to push the Unsit into more commercial and institutional projects if interest at the show converts into specifications and purchases. - Attendees can test the product at the booth during the event.