Topics : Event, Trade Show
SINOX Group will present its newest technology, the Synlox electronic safety system, this year at Eurobike. This initiative is at the forefront of the traditional lock industry and aims to provide electric bicycles with more comprehensive protection.
SINOX Group will present its newest technological innovation, the Synlox electronic security system, at Eurobike 2024. Synlox offers an advanced security solution for electric bicycles, moving from aftermarket add-on locks to integrating security mechanisms directly in the production process. This initiative goes against the traditional anti-theft industry by offering complete protection from the start. The system includes various components such as frame, battery and kickstand lock, and uses CANbus communication, bringing pedal-assisted electric bicycles into a new era of mobile transportation and gradually advancing toward IoT.
The Eurobike show is the world’s largest professional bicycle exhibition and serves as a central platform for bicycles and future mobility, providing an excellent opportunity to showcase the latest technologies and innovative solutions. According to the first global market report from the World Bicycle Industry Association (WBIA), global bicycle sales will reach 96 million units in 2021, with pedal-assist electric bicycles accounting for approximately 9.7 million units. With the continued rise in global demand for electric bicycles, comprehensive vehicle safety solutions have become essential. Therefore, the launch of Synlox will reinvigorate the bicycle industry and provide consumers with safer and more convenient travel options.
From July 3 to 7, 2024, visitors are invited to discover the advances brought by the Synlox system for bicycle safety at stand Hall 9.1 F88 at the Eurobike exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany.
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