Development history of electric balance scooter

As early as 1985, Professor Kazuo Yamato of Japan proposed a two-wheeled electric balance car model. It was just that I could only do linear motion at the time.

At the beginning of the 21st century, with the continuous research on two-wheeled electric balancing trolleys in various countries, this project has become one of the research hotspots of robot control technology in the world.

In 2001, the famous American scientist Dean Kamen invented a convenient and fast new type of transportation-the two-wheeled electric balance scooter “Segway”. After that, Segway began to move from civilian to military.

In 2002, Flix of the Swiss Federal University of Technology developed a two-wheeled self-balancing robot Joey that can be remotely controlled by a remote control, and its speed can reach 1.5m/s at the fastest.

In 2003, Anderson and others in the United States developed an extraordinary two-wheeled electric balance car, which can not only walk on flat roads, but also adapt to rugged mountain roads.

In 2005, Japan’s Murata released the “Murata Urchin” bicycle robot. This time it has made a qualitative leap. Because of its technological breakthrough, it has attracted great attention from all over the world.