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New Melexis 3D magnetic resolver IC is optimized for robust motor design: smallest footprint, programmable at module level, cost-effective and ASIL-ready.

The VOLT LONDON e-bike has been awarded the prestigious 2022 Red Dot Product Design Award.

Nottingham-based e-bike company WAU,has announced the opening of its new factory in Essex, as the firm continues to expand to meet demand.

Technology is changing every aspect of our lives, and transport is pushing the trend of sustainability with greener alternatives. Between commuting, sport, and public infrastructure, electrical enabled devices and vehicles are changing our expectations for the future. Here, we look at the technology which is changing transport.

The e-scooter craze is continuing as further trial schemes are introduced across various UK regions.As e-scooter popularity soars, concern is growing around public awareness of the legal standpoint on their usage, how safe the vehicles are and, for those in possession of an e-scooter, how they can be safely and adequately maintained.

It has been long time since Panasonic presented its first e-bike 1979 in Japan, that electrically assisted cycling has become a mass (and growth) market. Bicycles always enjoyed a particular attention within the global corporation, as company founder Konosuke Matsushita worked in a bicycle store in his youth, and have therefore been part of the product range since the 1950s.

With the increasing popularity and growing trend of e-bikes, bicycle system suppliers have set goals to optimise power and performance of their drive systems. In order to support the driver in the best possible way, sensors are needed to deliver the required data and therefore adapt the engine's power support. An essential component is the ZF e-bike speed sensor for measuring the current speed.

To differentiate their offering in a fiercely competitive market, e-micromobility brands continuously refine their services to make them more convenient, satisfying, fun, and, ultimately, the best way to get from one place to another.But there’s a lot going on behind the scenes - a lot of complexity to manage - to create the illusion of simplicity needed for customers to return to the same brand again and again. In this blog post, we look a...

Without reliable real time knowledge on the whereabouts of each individual e-scooter, e-bike, or e-motorcycle in a fleet, today’s platform-based business model in micromobility would simply fall apart. You’d be hard-pressed to find a single provider that doesn’t depend on satellite-based positioning information. As a result, micromobilty has, in just a few years, become a key market for GNSS receiver manufacturers.

Motor nodes are one of the hardest e-bike parts to manufacture. When GSD Global turned toSandvik’s experts in metal powder and additive manufacturing,to 3D print their motor nodes in titanium, they found they could achieve a lighter, more durable and much more energy efficient solution.