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About LinkBacksRead more.Safety and usability trials of this slimmed down Segway will run until March 2016.
Read more.Safety and usability trials of this slimmed down Segway will run until March 2016.
Top speed: 6Km/h
Max running time: 1hr
Crusing range: 4Km
Charging time: 90 from zero to 100 per cent, or 60 minutes from zero to 80 per cent
Sounds like the spec of a person, not a very fit one either.
Why can I see a transition of the hipster fixie rider (not general fixie riders) moving to theses
Too lazy to get off and walk into the elevator to the office. Maximum occupancy 8 people or 2 lazy ass scooters
The beginnings of Wall-E
Japan has a rapidly aging population, and their cities are very overcrowded. Plus I doubt their benefits system is so easy to subsidise the kind of chunky scooters our pavements are increasingly plagued by. So something like this has the potential to be very successful in their local market as a mobility aid.
But otherwise I don't see these things ever taking off. Not without a faulty battery and a ramp.
I was recently reminded of the power of gyroscopes though. I took an HD out of my external USB3 dock a bit too soon, and my brain had to do a quick double take as my arm took off in a weird direction. I was impressed at how long it took to spin down actually.... though whether the drive was so impressed at being stressed like that is a different matter! I'd better back up my backup drive. :-)
Why not give it two more wheels? A seat? and something to keep the rain off?
Because they cost too much money.Originally Posted by magnetobob
They would have to be available on credit or something else iPhone like for them to be able to buy one.
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sod it. I'll wait for the hoverboard.
Pleiades (28-07-2013)
Man, I could walk faster than that.
Jon
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