See.Sense Icon bike lights know what's going on, and communicate with your phone
See.Sense Icon lights respond to the motion of the bike and to ambient light, plus they can be controlled using a paired smartphone(Credit: See.Sense)
It was just a couple of years ago that we first heard about See.Sense bike lights. Using integrated sensors, they can determine when the rider is doing things such as going through a road junction, navigating a roundabout, or moving through lanes of traffic – they can also tell when the sun is going down, or when vehicle headlights are approaching. In all cases, the lights respond by shining brighter and blinking faster. Now, their inventors have added even more functions by creating a connected version of the lights, known as See.Sense Icon.
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