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The 'Scoot-R' Folding Scooter Concept is for Young Urban Commuters

The 'Scoot-R' folding scooter concept has been designed by Texas-based industrial designer Terry Chuong as a transportation solution that would provide young urbanites with a way to get around on their own terms. The scooter is constructed with a hubless design that is paired with a digital display and large LEDs in the front and rear to greatly enhance visibility. The folding design is intended to provide a fluid user experience and make it as lightweight as possible for riders to bring with them wherever they go.

The 'Scoot-R' folding scooter concept identifies a number of ways that urbanites will need to be supported in the future when it comes to transportation to keep them feeling agile throughout their daily routine.
Trend Themes
1. Hubless Scooters - The trend of hubless scooter designs opens up opportunities for innovative lightweight transportation solutions that are easy to carry and store.
2. Folding Mobility Devices - The trend of foldable transportation devices like the 'Scoot-R' scooter provides urbanites with a fluid user experience and greater mobility possibilities.
3. Enhanced Visibility Scooters - The trend towards scooters with larger LEDs and digital displays makes safe and visible transportation a priority for young urban commuters.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Mobility Devices - The personal mobility device industry can benefit from embracing hubless and folding designs with enhanced visibility features to meet the needs of young urbanites.
2. Smart Transportation - The smart transportation industry can utilize the trend of digital displays and LED lights on scooters to improve safety and visibility for urban commuters.
3. Urban Transportation Services - Trends in lightweight and easily transportable devices like the 'Scoot-R' folding scooter can create opportunities for urban transportation services catering to young commuters looking for agile mobility solutions.

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