Designed to attach onto a rugged e-bike, the Bosch Kiox offers cyclists an on-board computer for on-the-fly riding metrics. Purpose-built for sporty e-bikers, the Bosch Kiox gives riders an elevated sense of information and offers them data on speed, personal performance, cadence and even their heart rate -- via a wearable sensor. The onboard computer also provides information on the e-bike itself by offering metrics related to battery life and performance.
Designed for off-road adventures, the Bosch Kiox is incredibly rugged, while still being easy to use. The glass featured on the device is gorilla glass, which allows the device to be fully scratch-resistant. The device is also magnetically held to the handlebars of a bike and is held so well in place it can't be shaken off.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rugged E-bikes
- Developing e-bikes with enhanced durability and ruggedness presents an opportunity for companies to cater to the rising outdoor-adventure segment of the cycling market.
- On-board Bike Computers
- Manufacturing on-board bike computers that provide cyclists with real-time metrics on their performance represents an opportunity for innovation in the cycling industry.
- Wearable Sensors
- Integrating wearable sensors with on-board bike computers that monitor heart rate, performance, and other metrics presents an opportunity for companies to offer integrated solutions that cater to cyclists' needs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Sporting Goods
- Sporting goods companies can develop rugged e-bikes and on-board bike computers with real-time riding metrics that cater to the outdoor-adventure segment of the cycling market.
- Wearables
- Wearable companies can innovate by developing sensors that can be integrated with on-board bike computers to provide real-time data on performance and heart rate to cyclists.
- Electric Bikes
- Electric bike manufacturers can incorporate high-quality on-board bike computers and sensors in their e-bikes to offer enhanced monitoring of performance, battery life, and other metrics that are important to cyclists.
