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Rollin Singularity
You wont get lost in any black holes on this thing right here. The project is called “Orbis” and it’s going to look quit familiar to you if you’re a yippie or a hipster or anyone who lives in a place that’s got rich people. That’s the only folks who ride Segways, anyway. But this isn’t that! This is Orbis, and it’s got one wheel, made for riding hard and slick. And not only that, it folds down into basically nothing for easy carrying.
It’s electric! It uses gyroscopes to roll out, propelling itself based on the amount of acceleration needed to stop the vehicle from falling over. It uses a lithium battery and rides on one wheel.
Orbis can maintain 25km/h at top speed, able to travel 20km on a single charged battery. After rolling, the folding is simple, and the entire contraption weighs 27lbs. Light!
Designer: Christopher Souto
10 Comments »
Feniks says
For me it is still the best solution EniCycle. http://dne.enaa.com/Gadgeti/Gadgeti/EniCycle-slovenski-Segway-z-enim-kolesom.html
The reason for this is overturning. In this case you can jump off on eny site you want because you are sitting and your feet are free to jump.
ScootuhHaytuh says
This thing is stupid…who is going to carry around something that weighs 30 pounds. This is just another useless piece of thing we don’t need. Cool design though.
ScootuhHaytuh says
This thing is stupid…who is going to carry around something that weighs 30 pounds. This is just another useless piece of thing we don’t need. Cool design though.
noone says
first these two wheel things and now a one wheeled one…..when will we hover like in "back to the future"?……seriously design and all ok, great for a movie but a real-life adaptation???i dont see it and i am not just a negativist on innovation but there is some really useless stuff out there…
noone says
first these two wheel things and now a one wheeled one…..when will we hover like in “back to the future”?……seriously design and all ok, great for a movie but a real-life adaptation???i dont see it and i am not just a negativist on innovation but there is some really useless stuff out there…
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