Japanese firm Cerevo introduced Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensor module that can turn ordinary bikes into smart devices with data analytics and ride log history

Briefing

February 5, 2019

Briefing	Add-On Module – Japanese consumer electronics firm Cerevo introduced Internet-of-Things (IoT) module for retrofitting existing normal bikes with sensors Sensor-Enabled – Equipped with nine-axis sensor for measuring acceleration, angular velocity and geomagnetism, as well as temperature, atmosphere and illuminance sensors, and Global Positioning System (GPS) Connected Bike – Also announced ORBITREC 3D printed connected bike, which was introduced in 2017, that provides data analysis through cloud and detailed riding log history Limited Production – Production of 3D printed custom bikes limited to 10 units worldwide Pricing and Availability – IoT module available for $299, while 3D printed connected bike will be priced at $140,000, including travel and accommodation expenses to Japan to obtain precise body measurement of customer and schedule pickup or delivery
Accelerator	3D Printing, Internet-of-Things, Transportation and Mobility
Sector	Consumer Durables, Transportation and Logistics
Organization	Cerevo Inc.
Source	"Cerevo’s ORBITREC The Titanium 3D Printed, Integrated Sensor Mounted, Prestige IoT Bike – Limited production of 10 units worldwide," Cerevo, https://cerevo.com/; Coxworth, B., "3D-printed internet-connected bike gets 140-grand pricetag", New Atlas, http://newatlas.com/; AcceleratingBiz analysis
Original Publication Date	January 6, 2019

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