Owners of older Cowboy 2 as well-conditioned as first Cowboy 3 e-bikes will suppose a determining software update that adds detonation detention by the end of September. It's an industry-first sign feature, co-ordinate to the Belgian startup that recently took in EUR23 million for expansion.
Cowboy can discover a fall using the bike's in-built sensors. The congregation uses the speed sensor in the wheel, the torque sensor to determent if gravity is being practical to the pedal, as well-conditioned as the accelerometer to determine if an migrate has occurred. The congregation says that its algorithm is brawny to reduce the overriding of fictitious positives "close to zero." Emergency braking, gravitating your bicycle on its side, hitting a pothole, or riding over cobblestones won't trigger a detonation response, the congregation says.
If a someone doesn't swear they're okay within 60 seconds of a moderate accident, the bicycle alerts the rider's emergency contact(s) with the rider's real-time position on a roused map. Cowboy bikes are harmonizing with their own SIM cardboard as well-conditioned as use prudent GPS signaling for section tracking (not GSM like VanMoof bikes). That not only increases the clairvoyance of tracking a Cowboy e-bike outside, it also allows the bicycle to tell emergency contacts back the rider's sighing isn't close-at-hand or is broken.
The Verge has a Cowboy 3 in for review. Detonation detention is nonbelligerent one of the gloss we'll be testing on this EUR2,290 (about $2,690) e-bike, so... ambition us luck?
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