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Hybrid Squared: Ingenious Energy-Generating Bike Rental System
Mobile Experience Lab (MIT Design Lab)
Cykel: A Plug-in Electric Bike Sharing Concept
photo: Brian McAllister
Smart concept for public transport solar ‘bike’ - but can the public be trusted?
Samsung Freecycles are for sharing.
It works like this: locate a nearby bicycle on the map using your Samsung device; send a message to the current rider asking for access;
user sends a message back with the okay; device is plugged into handlebar mounted cradle; bike and device communicate and you’re off.
The Samsung device would charge while the bike is in use with the added benefit of features such as navigation and guided tours that
provide a richer riding experience.
Tuvie Design: Transport of London Bus stop Bike Share
Copenhagen Bike Share Competition Results
There are hundreds of innovations in the 127 entries to this completion.
Similar system to its precursor viacycle, the GA Tech / Emory University Bike Share initiative.
Marc Andre Cardinal: i-Go is an electric bike concept loaded with futuristic rider-friendly features such as regenerative wireless brakes, internal gears,
smart phone charging ability, mobile app and GPS all integrated into a foldable design
mo is a new mobility system - it helps make the city a better place to live. mo subscribers can rent bikes, cargobikes, ebikes
and cars or use public transportation with just one card.
The Velobility Ridebox contains all critical components needed for public use cycling built into a radically designed central element. The setup is modular and can be adapted to different system requirements. There is a centrally protected intelligence element, the Ridebox, which public bicycle systems operators and designers can configure for their specific system’s needs – either electronically or mechanically.
