The Safeye System brings bicycles technologically up to speed so that they can more safely coexist with cars on the road. The issue at the moment is that pushbikes compete with vehicles for space on urban streets, but they do not possess the features that facilitate adequate communication.
Jun GyeJin's invention is for a very capable electronic device that syncs up with your smartphone via bluetooth. You mount your handset on the handlebars so that it can be quickly and conveniently consulted. The gadget itself gets installed on the seat post, facing backwards. A built-in camera affords a rear-facing view without turning your head and offsetting your balance. Red LED light arrows act as turning indicators, plus the Safeye system incorporates vibrating handlebars to warn you of passing cars.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bike Safety Tech
- Innovative safety technology for bicycles can create a new market for tech companies to develop more advanced bike accessories.
- Internet of Things (iot) for Bikes
- Developing cycling-specific IoT devices can revolutionize bicycle transportation and improve bike safety and efficiency on roads.
- Smartphone Integration for Bikes
- Integrating smartphone technology and mobile apps with biking can create new business opportunities for app developers, connectivity providers and device manufacturers.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on creating advanced and functional bicycle accessories that prioritize safety.
- Iot
- The IoT industry can develop new sensors and devices that can be incorporated into bicycles and improve user experience and safety.
- Mobile Apps
- Mobile app developers can create platforms specifically tailored towards biking, incorporating features such as real-time map tracking, safety alerts, and community-oriented features.
