The road has become the place of coexistence between more vehicles apart from motorcycles and cars. The former are more vulnerable than the latter, but now electric skates and bicycles are coming, which are becoming more and more important. But now the cyclists will have the help of Dashbike to record on video what happens behind them at every outing.
This is the dashcam for cyclists
There are many who have bought a dashcam to avoid scams and have proof of an accident. For those who don’t know, they are cameras that are installed on the dashboard of the car and record everything that happens from the driver’s point of view, so that everything that happens can be seen in front of the driver. But in the case of cyclists the danger is sometimes behind them and having proof of a range is impossible.
For this the recently created company Dashfactory proposes its product called Dashbike. It is a simple device that goes through a position light for your bike, although it hides more than one trick. On the outside it is a casing that hooks to the back of the saddle and has a resistance IP67 to resist water and dust. At its end there is a system of red lights that indicate if the cyclist brakes depending on their intensity or their position in low visibility situations.
But inside the device we find the most interesting thing: a video camera that records everything that happens behind the cyclist. There is the ability to send the images to the person’s phone or to 16GB internal storage. The goal: to obtain evidence in the event of improper scope. In fact, Dashbike has GPS to find you on the map as well as a fall arrest system to keep track of when an impact has occurred and corroborate it with the images.
In campaign time
Dashbike is a device that can help many in their journeys. It is manufactured in Germany and its cost is 200 euros for all those who want theirs. The good thing is that the crowdfunding campaign has already reached its limit and has exceeded it, so its production is a fact and its delivery will be effective from next August 2021.
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