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The bike of the future? A new bicycle is set to redefine safety in cycling thanks to smart sensor technology, utilizing modern sensors, a radar system, and cameras. It will be possible to use it with a helmet equipped with a head-up display. The Canyon Predic…
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At trade shows, manufacturers often go beyond showcasing near-market products and also present forward-looking concepts. The Eurobike trade show, taking place next week in Frankfurt, is no exception. Canyon will present the Predict and has released initial details and images in advance. The Predict is a motorless road bike, but some of its technologies could eventually make their way into high-end e-bikes.
According to Canyon, the Predict is designed to analyze its surroundings in real time - and not just detect the current traffic situation but also anticipate the behavior of other road users. The system aims to assess potential risks and provide adaptive feedback through lighting, haptic signals, and visual cues on an integrated display, as well as via a helmet with a head-up display.
Canyon also describes adaptive features such as automatically lowering the seat post to shift the center of gravity. In critical situations, even a small change in weight distribution could make the difference between losing control and stabilizing the bike. The Predict relies on a comprehensive sensor suite, including at least one camera, radar, and a motion sensor in the wheel hub, which could, for example, monitor steering inputs. Canyon has not yet announced any plans for a production model.
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