What child wouldn't want to learn how to ride a bicycle on the Light Cycle Push Bike. Inspired by the hugely popular futuristic film 'TRON: Legacy,' it will teach children in sci-fi style. Considering that this movie was produced by Disney and had a very big youth appeal, it is only natural that this Light Cycle Push Bike will appeal to young kids as much as the TRON products created that were targeted to an older demographic.
Created by Trek and designed by Ryan Callahan, the Light Cycle Push Bike offers another option to learning how to ride a bike. Instead of relying on training wheels, this scooter-style toy shows them how to balance on a two-wheeler. Mocked up using CAD software, Callahan made a prototype as well.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sci-fi Inspired Learning Toys
- Opportunity for toy and education industries to create sci-fi inspired learning toys to make education more fun and engaging for kids.
- Using CAD for Prototyping
- Opportunity for technology and design industries to create more efficient prototyping processes with computer-aided design software.
- Alternative Bike Training Methods
- Opportunity for the sports and fitness industries to create innovative bike training methods that don't rely on traditional training wheels.
Sectors Adopting This
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can explore sci-fi inspired toys to make learning more fun and engaging for kids.
- Education Industry
- The education industry can incorporate more sci-fi inspired learning tools to capture the attention of young learners.
- Sports Industry
- The sports industry can explore alternative bike training methods that don't rely on traditional training wheels to improve bike training for kids.
