Alps Alpine launches RS 1000 bicycle safety sensor: using visual identification of danger to come, priced at 449 euros

CTOnews.com, Nov. 9 (Xinhua)-- Alps Alpine has launched a special visual identification safety system for bicycles, RS1000, which claims to enable cyclists to understand potential road hazards while riding, and to warn cyclists of dangers from behind based on a real-time AI-driven detection system, priced at 449 euros (CTOnews.com Note: about 3498 yuan currently).

The system has a matching App, users can install the smartphone on the bicycle handlebars, and connect to the radar system for real-time security tracking function.

It is reported that the RS1000 visual recognition system weighs less than 160g. Alps Alpine claims that the system will not affect cyclists' light bicycles and is suitable for the vast majority of bicycles, while in terms of battery life, the RS1000 has a built-in battery for two hours and has a USB port that can be powered from mobile power or electric bicycle batteries.