Electric inline skates are now becoming ‘things’, but most require users to carry a handheld remote control. However, JoyErider skates are different in that they are controlled by the user’s foot taps.
The JoyEriders, made by Chinese tech company Passion Mobility, were officially unveiled at last month’s Taipei Cycle Bicycle Show. Designed for urban commuting.
Utilizing adjustable bindings, users attach the skates to existing footwear. From there, you can start moving, accelerate, slow down, or stop by simply slamming either skate into the ground. An accompanying app allows users to decide how many taps and which foot determines which action.
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Each JoyEriders is propelled by a 150-watt electric motor, allowing users to reach a top speed of 20 km/h (12 mph) and climb inclines of up to 8 degrees. Powered by 24V/3.5Ah lithium-ion batteries (again, one per skate), he is reported to be able to travel up to 20km on a 3-hour charge.
The skates also feature 3.5 inch (89 mm) polyurethane wheels, electronic brakes, maximum rider weight capacity of 100 kg (220 lbs), total weight per pair of 6 kg (13 lbs), and IP54 waterproof electronics. increase. – This means it can withstand water splashes from all directions.
Passion Mobility does not sell directly to consumers, so there is no information about pricing or availability. JoyErider skating is demonstrated in the video below.
JoyErider “Let’s run with Joy anywhere!” – 2023
Source: Passion Mobility
