Samsung’s Smart Bike Uses Your Phone To Keep You Safe

Samsung’s Smart Bike Uses Your Phone To Keep You Safe

Samsung has teamed up with Giovanni Pelizzoli — an amazingly talented frame builder — to create a bike which uses a smartphone, combined with onboard sensors and devices, to try and keep you safe.

Unveiled at a show in Milan, the bicycle is centred around a curved frame which is designed to reduce the road buzz that gnarly city streets can create. Tucked away within that frame is a raft of technology though. There are four laser beams to create a personal bike lane on the road at night; an integrated GPS system; even a rearview camera. An Arduino ties all this together, and spews it out to handlebar-mounted device to show directions, say, or the feed from the rear-view camera.

It’s not clear that the bicycle will go into full-scale production yet. If you like the styling of the bicycle though, check out Vanmoof’s modern take on the Dutch bicycle. [Samsung Maestros via Design Boom]


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