What is the Lazersport Inclination Sensor?
The Lazersport real-time haptic Inclination sensor is a haptic feedback wearable device gives realtime haptic feedback is given to the cyclist to ensure optimal aerodynamic performance. The inclination sensor is fully integrated in the helmet.
The Lazer Inclination Sensor is the ultimate training tool to make you faster. It will keep you in your most aerodynamic position so you can cheat the wind and be as fast as you can be. It’s like having a personal trainer in your helmet, encouraging you to keep performing at your top level. By
delivering you real time feedback it alerts you when you deviate from your
optimal position and helps you find that sweet spot again. The Lazer
Inclination Sensor is a simple and easy to use tool that will turn you into a
faster rider.
How it works
The LazerSport Real-Time Haptic Inclination Sensor is a body posture monitor that allows you to track your aerodynamic cycling posture in real time. The monitor tracks your head and helmet position and provides you with tactile or acoustic haptic feedback signal when you are out of your optimal aerodynamic position.
The sensor measures constantly the position of the head. If the position of the head is outside set ranges for optimal aerodynamics the cyclist gets in real-time a haptic or sound warning to correct your head position.
The inclination sensor is rechargeable and extremely easy to use.
What 2M did for LaserSport
At 2M, we provided comprehensive support for LazerSport’s Advanced Real-Time Haptic Inclination Sensor, focusing on creation of the complete product. Our team was responsible for the full development and testing of algorithms, alongside the electronics and embedded software required for their products. We also handled the CE certification process to ensure compliance with industry standards. Additionally, we managed the production phase ensuring that the final product met the highest quality and safety requirements for market readiness.
More information?
Want to know more about the Inclination sensor or other haptic feedback wearables? Contact 2M Engineering.