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Ubicycle: User friendly public RFID bike share system

Filed in archive Implementation by gautam on June 05, 2008

Ubicycle: User friendly public RFID bike share system
Here is Ubicycle which has been designed by a creative team at Continuum. This is a user-friendly public bike-share system which can be rented using the smart cards that are used on public modes of transport such as buses and trains. It deploys RFID technology so you will get to know who is moving away with your bike from the rack.

The modular stations can hold two bikes with the option of stacking the racks horizontally. It can be termed as the best means of transport in terms of environment friendliness as its lock mechanism are powered by solar panels coating.

So would you like to take a ride on this tech savvy bike? I would definitely like to leave my car for this piece of marvelous design when its out!!


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