14, April 2016: After over half a year, Airwheel pushed out its new products once gain. These long-expected new products finally met the loyal players in the 2016 CeBIT. These new products were the artificial intelligence robot S9, two-wheeled self-balancing scooter S8 and the intelligent helmets C3 & C5. Another new product is two-wheeled self-balancing scooter Z5 which bears a strong resemblance to the traditional electricity-assisted. These new products came as an eye-opener.
Airwheel artificial intelligence robot S9 is the first AI product made by Airwheel and also the first model in the whole sector for electric scooter. AI is a hottest talking-point across globe. All of firms dealing in electronic production have the intention to make breakthrough in this field. For now, the whole globe has gained a certain achievement. These achievements encourage other firms to carry on with the R & D and even application. Airwheel aimed to put AI to use. It released the first artificial intelligence product S9 in the 2016 CeBIT.
Wearable equipment is also popular with the market for electronics. From Iwatch to pedometer, there abound with similar products. To keep pace with the time, Airwheel also released its wearable equipment, i.e. smart helmets C3 and C5. The two auxiliary devices were used for protection during the ride. For those beginners, they make a way of falling off Airwheel electric self-balancing scooters. Smart helmets C3 and C5 go a long way toward protecting them from hurt. Apart from the basic function, Airwheel C3 and C5 also have amazing recreational function. Wearing C3 or C5, the rider can watch video, take photos, and review the photography. The built-in Bluetooth enables the rider to answer the call without taking out his mobile phone. Therefore the convenience is the main draw of Airwheel auxiliary devices. This time, it will also be available in HK Electronics Fair and Canton Fair.
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