Handy
In just 4 seconds, the scooter folds into a compact 2-wheeled trolley for effortless carriage through constrained spaces.
Sturdy
Despite its unconventional appearance, the folding mechanism is engineered to integrate seamlessly into the frame - no compromises in structural rigidity or stability.
Compact
The portable folded form is designed to fit into apartment wardrobes, car trunks, and for convenient air travel.
... but how does it work?
1. Lock steering column
2. Release the frame lock
3. Pull up the platform
3. Pull it like a baggage !
From here on, it becomes more than just a scooter—it becomes your commuting companion. Take it with you onto public transport, through transfers, and all the way to your destination. And that’s not all…
Enhance versitality with the Seat & Cargo module!
A specialised module can be used as an accessory with the folding frame which elevates the scooter to a new product:
A Shopping cart on 2 wheels!
Use the basked to store your goods which are also kept safe by the security cover
Finished shopping? In just a few seconds the scooter can be turned back to your trusted ride and the roads is yours again.
The project began at Linköping University, at the Department of Product Realisatio with a clear vision: to promote light urban mobility and enable a more seamless combination of e-scooters with public transport. The goal was to take the familiar e-scooter concept to the next level—making it not only a means of transportation, but a more thoughtful and versatile commuting companion.
Through multiple iterations, prototyping, and testing, a fully functional prototype was developed at the University. The prototype demonstrated the functionality of the folding mechanism and its readyness for commercial use and mass manifacturing.
To protect the technology and its future market potential, a patent application was subsequently filed and approved covering the folding mechanism. The patent development was funded by HEZD Ltd., Hungary.
Funded by the
Linköping University
From sketch to prototype with the support of the department of Product Realisation
