AI-powered bicycles aim to revive the cycling division
Artificial intelligence, long used in cars and smartphones, is now entering the cycling world in areas ranging from electric motors to protection and
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AI-powered bicycles aim to revive the cycling division
Artificial intelligence, long used in cars and smartphones, is now entering the cycling world in areas ranging from electric motors to protection and services.
At the stand of Avinox, a manufacturer of motors for electric bicycles, the DNA of the parent firm and Chinese drone specialist DJI has been transposed to cycling.
The motor on display features sensors that continuously watch the cyclist's movements and terrain conditions, allowing AI to automatically modify the motor's assistance to the pedal drive.
This makes the ride "easier and safer without having to think about it," Avinox developer Ferdinand Wolf said.
The framework even allows a rider to transmit their real-time heart ratio hence that the e-bike motor modifies the grade of assistance as needed.
Elsewhere at the display, there is tech that aims to retain cyclists alive and wound-free.
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