INMOTION SCV

The INMOTION SCV self-balancing, sensor controlled, battery-powered dicycle from INMOTION Technologies of Shenzhen, China.

Design

Base on Dynamic Stabilization principle, INMOTION SCV applies the latest dynamic self-balancing technology and FOC technology with the assistance of gyroscopes and accelerometers to sense the rider's body movements while driving, and uses servo control systems to precisely drive the motors to keep it always balanced. To turn, the rider presses the handlebar to the left or the right. INMOTION SCVs are driven by electric motors and can reach a speed of 9 miles per hour (14 km/h). It has been compared to Segways.[1][2] SCV is an abbreviation for sensor controlled vehicle.

INMOTION SCVs perform best in smooth sidewalks. Weighing in at of 35 pounds (16 kg), it is advised to be used for urban commuting and touring.

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gollark: This isn't for sandboxing, though, just undoing what CraftOS does.
gollark: This is what mine does.
gollark: ```lua-- hacky magic to run our code and not the BIOS stuff-- this terminates the shell, which crashes the BIOS, which then causes an error, which is printed with printErrorlocal old_printError = _G.printErrorfunction _G.printError() _G.printError = old_printError -- Multishell must die. term.redirect(term.native()) multishell = nil term.setTextColor(colors.yellow) term.setBackgroundColor(colors.black) term.setCursorPos(1,1) term.clear() _G.polychoron = {version = version, process = process} polychoron.polychoron = polychoron polychoron.BSOD = BSOD for n, p in pairs(base_processes) do process.spawn(p, n) end os.queueEvent "event" -- so that processes get one free "tick" run_loop()end os.queueEvent "terminate"```
gollark: PotatOS's potatoscheduler uses a TLCO thing to escape this and run its own main loop.

References
  1. "Inmotion R1EX rolls out a budget Segway-like transporter". CNET.
  2. "Better Than a Segway: Test Driving InMotion SCV R1EX". Mashable.
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