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This scooter would fit in your backpack!
Tokyo
We all know how useful backpacks are. We could carry anything in them — books, blankets, clothes, shoes, food, scooter… yes, you can also carry a scooter in your backpack!
Compact enough to fit inside a backpack and capable of inflating with an electric pump in under a minute, the scooter is called Poimo, which is short for Portable and Inflatable Mobility.
Unlike most other e-scooters, the Poimo is designed to be sat instead of stood on, and has four wheels instead of two, promising increased stability and making for a safer ride.
The Poimo, developed by the University of Tokyo, can be inflated in just over a minute, using an electric pump. The creators said they wanted to create a vehicle that minimised the potential for injury in the event of an accident.
And though e-scooter rules still need to be clarified, the news has already created a lot of buzz.
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The Poimo has five solid, detachable components: two sets of wheels, an electric motor, a battery, handlebars with a built-in wireless controller. It is made primarily out of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is already used to make products such as airbeds. As well as making for a comfortable place to sit, the inflatable plastic body should be safer for pedestrians too, in the event of a collision.
We all know how useful backpacks are. We could carry anything in them — books, blankets, clothes, shoes, food, scooter… yes, you can also carry a scooter in your backpack!
Compact enough to fit inside a backpack and capable of inflating with an electric pump in under a minute, the scooter is called Poimo, which is short for Portable and Inflatable Mobility.
Unlike most other e-scooters, the Poimo is designed to be sat instead of stood on, and has four wheels instead of two, promising increased stability and making for a safer ride.
The Poimo, developed by the University of Tokyo, can be inflated in just over a minute, using an electric pump. The creators said they wanted to create a vehicle that minimised the potential for injury in the event of an accident.
And though e-scooter rules still need to be clarified, the news has already created a lot of buzz.
The Poimo has five solid, detachable components: two sets of wheels, an electric motor, a battery, handlebars with a built-in wireless controller. It is made primarily out of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is already used to make products such as airbeds. As well as making for a comfortable place to sit, the inflatable plastic body should be safer for pedestrians too, in the event of a collision.
