On March 28, Hello Travel released its "Hello RIDING SAFETY SYSTEM" ("HRSS") based on the two-wheeled travel business. Haro Chuxing has a total of residential two-wheeled electric vehicle business and shared two-wheel business, and Haro maintains the safety of users from multiple dimensions such as cycling safety and charging safety.
New energy vehicles are paying attention to intelligence, and two-wheeled electric vehicles are not behind. Hello Travel's shared two-wheeled electric vehicle is equipped with a smart helmet, and users need to wear the helmet on their heads before the vehicle can start, which can effectively ensure that users wear helmets according to traffic regulations, and can also help them develop the habit of wearing helmets. At the same time, the mobile app will also verify the identity of the user to prohibit minors under the age of 16 from riding.
Although the mechanical mechanism of electric vehicles is relatively simple and does not require frequent maintenance, there are still certain safety hazards. Hello Travel's shared two-wheeled electric vehicles can carry out full vehicle self-inspection every once in a while, including batteries, motors, electronic controls, etc. If the vehicle has leakage and other phenomena, it will report to the server for the first time, and will also remind the user on the App side that the possibility of the user's accident due to the vehicle is greatly reduced.
Overload problems often occur on two-wheeled electric vehicles, and the relevant departments have to punish such violations, not only to consume a lot of manpower and material resources, but also to achieve the expected results. Hello Travel's shared two-wheeled electric vehicle is equipped with a gravity sensor, which will not be able to ride once overloaded, which can solve the overload problem to a certain extent.
One of the major hidden dangers of sharing electric vehicles is that they are easy to lose. The battery of Haro Travel's shared two-wheeled electric vehicle comes with id identity, and users can remotely monitor and track the location of the battery. At this point in time, the price of commodities has risen, the related raw materials of batteries have also risen a lot, major car companies have raised car prices, and the batteries of shared electric vehicles will also be targeted by people with hearts. Once the vehicle or battery is stolen, the vehicle machine system can send real-time positioning tracking, which can greatly reduce the problem of theft of the vehicle.
Shared bicycles have now become a red sea, and the coverage of single- and two-wheel shared electric vehicles in the city is not so extensive. In some third-tier cities, public transportation is not perfect, and sharing bicycles alone cannot meet the long-distance travel requirements of users. In these areas, two-wheel shared electric vehicles can greatly facilitate people's travel.