The ONEBOT-S7 is an electric bike made from a single sheet of aluminum. It has a unique three-fold mechanism and a sleek, portable design. The design allows users to ride to their destination and fold up the e-bike for easy storage wherever they are.
Kinson Chan is the brainpower behind the ONEBOT-S7. Its frame is constructed using the die casting process, which enables the designer to use a single piece of magnesium and aluminum alloy for the entire bike. Moreover, the unibody and mono-material construction create a lightweight design without sacrificing durability. When the e-bike is not in use, owners can fold it int a compressed size measuring 60cm in height and length and 35cm in width, ideal for urban households.
Image Credit: Kinson Chan
What's Driving This Trend
- Mono-material Design
- A trend in using a single material for the construction of products, creating a lightweight and durable design.
- Portable Transportation
- A trend in creating compact and easy-to-store transportation options.
- Electric Bikes
- A trend in designing eco-friendly and efficient electric bikes.
Who This Affects Most
- Transportation
- Opportunities for disruption in the transportation industry with compact and eco-friendly options.
- Bicycles
- Opportunities for disruption in the bicycle industry with innovative lightweight designs.
- Manufacturing
- Opportunities for disruption in the manufacturing industry with the use of new die casting processes.
