Passion Mobility, a Chinese company that's devoted to innovating in the urban commuting space, has launched a unique set of inline roller skates that are designed to be used in conjunction with your existing footwear, and also offer a unique mobility experience.
The 'JoyErider' inline roller skates are fitted with adjustable mechanisms that enable them to be hooked up to your existing shoes. From that point, when you're ready to get moving, all you have to do is tap one of the skates against the ground in order to move, accelerate, decelerate or come to a complete halt. The tap patterns can be programmed on a companion smartphone app.
Once you get moving, you'll be able to hit top speeds of 20 km/h thanks to the motor, which is capable of producing 150 watts.
App-Controlled Skates
These Inline Roller Skates Offer a Unique Mobility Experience
Trend Themes
1. App-controlled Skates - The innovative use of a companion smartphone app offers opportunities for further customization and control, as well as potential integration with other smart city technologies.
2. Adjustable Skate Mechanisms - The adaptable design allows users to customize the skates to their personal preferences and footwear, potentially disrupting the traditional roller skate market.
3. Electric Skates - The integration of a powerful motor provides a new level of convenience and speed, and opportunities for the development of additional electric mobility devices.
Industry Implications
1. Urban Commuting - The 'JoyErider' inline roller skates can potentially disrupt traditional urban transportation methods, providing a fun and eco-friendly alternative for short-distance commuters.
2. Sporting Goods - The customizable and innovative design of the 'JoyErider' inline roller skates offer opportunities for disrupting the traditional roller skate and sporting goods markets.
3. Smart City Technology - The integration of a companion smartphone app with the 'JoyErider' inline roller skates provides opportunities for further integration with other smart city technologies such as mapping, navigation, and sensors.