http://www.bike-eu.com/sales-trends/nieuws/2015/9/next-to-self-driving-cars-also-self-driving-e-bikes-10124723
Next to Self-Driving Cars also Self-Driving E-Bikes
15 Sep 2015

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coModule’s e-bike is fully controllable via smartphone, with users able to
accelerate, turn and brake the bike by tilting their device
]

BERLIN, Germany – The two-wheeled equivalent of self-driving cars was
unveiled at last month’s Eurobike. A Berlin-based electromobility company,
coModule, presented a prototype of a fully autonomous e-bike.

Based around an existing electric cargo bike, coModule’s prototype is fully
controllable via smartphone, with users able to accelerate, turn and brake
the bike by tilting their device – creating an interesting hybrid of mobile
game and remote-controlled car.

Ability to drive completely autonomously
With only a few more additions – such as programming GPS coordinates – the
bike is able to be driven completely autonomously in a closed environment.
It uses the same Heinzmann electric motor which also powers the e-bike fleet
of German postal company Deutsche Post, and is based on a Veleon electric
cargo bike.

Kristjan Maruste, CEO of coModule, said: “We have built an autonomous bike
prototype just because we can! It demonstrates the ability of our technology
and helps pave the way to the future of light electric vehicles.”

Potential use
The potential use cases for autonomous e-bikes, Kristjan added, are numerous
and varied: “We want to start a dialogue on how autonomous bikes could be
exploited – there could be bikes for street cleaners and postal workers
which follow them when they need to walk, for example, or maybe bikes to
deliver food and medical equipment in the war zone.”

With the launch of the prototype, coModule is joining the likes of Baidu
(the ‘Chinese Google’) and Ford, both of which are said to be working on
their own autonomous e-bike technology.

About coModule ... www.comodule.com
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http://www.gizmag.com/comodule-automated-e-bike-eurobike/39160/
CoModule shows autonomous e-bike concept at Eurobike
Chris Wood  August 30, 2015
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http://www.electrive.com/2015/08/31/comodule-autonomous-e-bike-premiers-at-eurobike/
coModule: Autonomous e-bike premiers at Eurobike
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[video
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coModule: cycling towards autonomy
from comodule  August 27, 2015 
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