The standard hand signals are an essential means of letting drivers and other cyclists around you know what your next move will be, but to help increase the clearness of your gestures the TurnCycle is here to help be the first bike turn signal to incorporate intuitive technology.
While other bike turn signals on the market might require you to press buttons to select the blink required, the TurnCycle is innovatively designed to work automatically; all you need to do is do the signal with your arm.
With the TurnCycle bike turn signal, extending your left arm straight out to the side will activate the left turn signal, upwards for the stopping signal and down for the right turn signal.
The TurnCycle works by connecting the turn signal to the wearers included wristband via Bluetooth; when activated, the device will make an audio sound to confirm it's working and operate for 25-seconds.
Gesture-Recognizing Blinkers
The TurnCycle is a Bike Turn Signal That Features Intuitive Software
Trend Themes
1. Intuitive Bike Turn Signals - Developing bike turn signals that work automatically with intuitive technology could disrupt the cycling safety industry.
2. Bluetooth-enabled Biking Accessories - A trend towards connectivity in biking accessories could provide opportunities for integration with existing technology, such as wristbands that connect to bikes.
3. Audio-assisted Cycling Safety Devices - There is potential for developing audio-assisted safety devices for cyclists with the goal of improving communication between them and other vehicles on the road.
Industry Implications
1. Biking Safety Accessories - Innovative biking safety accessories, designed to improve road safety for cyclists, have the potential for exponential growth and global reach within the cycling industry.
2. Wearable Technology - The rise of wearable technology combined with the increasing popularity of cycling as a form of transportation presents a unique opportunity for companies seeking to integrate safety and style in the wearable technology industry.
3. Automotive Technology - There could be potential partnerships between automotive technology and biking safety, as companies seek to collaborate in the space of road safety through technologically advanced devices.