The Japanese company Shimizu, which promotes individual mobility, has developed an experimental weapon that weighs only 4.5 kilograms. The design in the video is new, compact and compact. There is also no problem getting into the trunk in a briefcase. The developers claim that this is “the smallest scooter in the world,” but this is not certain – after all, this and other developments have not yet reached mass production.
However, in this case, the new product will be in a state of unprecedented importance. The presence of handles, folding hinged structures and low weight of the vertebrae make Arma easy to use in offices and shopping centers, as well as in public transport. In addition, the developers have provided the ability to quickly replace a battery with a capacity of 36 V and a cost of 3.5 Ah. It provides a power reserve of up to 15 kph when driving on speedboats up to 25 to 25 kph. Restore battery capacity in 120 minutes via USB-C port.
The skateboard rules have acceleration and braking buttons. Also predisposes to a device that uses maximum battery life and current speed. They are reduced to a capacity of 100 kilograms. A campaign has started on Kickstarter to launch a new weapon. Lowest prices 40% for $920 overall. Two-phase batteries cost $199.
Source: Tech Cult
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