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An electric bicycle with artificial intelligence.
![Acer electric bike sample photo.](https://diarioinforme.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/894f4da9.png)
Popular PC and laptop company Acer is changing gears this week, having recently announced a new electric bike and scooter. Oh really. These new mobility products are unique, especially the wild new AI smart electric bike.
First up is the Acer ebii, a lightweight but capable electric bike with a host of clever features that are pretty unique in this segment. It apparently has collision detection sensors and built-in artificial intelligence to help prevent accidents, track and predict speeds to control the transmission, and more.
A companion app pairs with the bike for anti-theft and GPS tracking, can control the built-in headlight, and even features a proximity system to automatically lock the wheels and motors when you walk away. That way, no one can take your bike. As you (or your phone) get closer, it will unlock and be ready to roll.
You’ll also get airless tires to eliminate flats, hydraulic disc brakes, and a removable 460 Wh battery that powers the 250 W rear hub motor. Weighing in at just 35 pounds, Acer claims it can go around 15 mph and offers a range of 68 miles on a single charge.
Furthermore, Acer claims that it only takes around 2.5 hours to recharge, which is much faster than the typical 5-6 hour time of similar electric bikes on the market. Those are some pretty impressive stats and features, which means it’s probably going to be pretty expensive if it ever releases. Acer did not reveal the price or release date.
![Acer introduces new e-scooters, exercise bikes and more.](https://diarioinforme.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ed89ed98.jpg)
Also, at this week’s Taipei Cycle Show, Acer unveiled an “Extreme” electric scooter, a new line of eco-friendly clothing for cyclists, and even an exercise bike that doubles as a work desk.
According to the press release, the new Acer Predator Extreme e-scooter has a strong dual suspension system, hydraulic disc brakes, and a powerful 700W motor to easily handle highways, city streets, and steep hills. However, as electric Notes, it looks like a rebranded Splach Transformer scooter that came out in 2021.
And finally, in the right corner of the photo above, you’ll see the new Acer eKinekt BD3. This is a “revolutionary bike desk that powers the machine by the user’s pedaling,” which suggests it can power a laptop or something like that while you pedal and do your daily cardio. Acer says it can deliver up to 75W of power to charge laptops, phones, and more.
There’s no news on pricing or release dates for these products, so sign up for our daily newsletter and we’ll stay tuned for more details.
Source: Acer Gadgets
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