Gyro
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Conventional training wheels might be useful in preventing cuts and bruises, but they can also lead to bad habits and lengthen the process of learning to ride a bike on your own. Jyrobike is a self-balancing bike that uses a gyroscope to keep kids on the straight and narrow.
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The MōVI M10 setup is a motorized, triple gimbal system that provides rock-solid smoothness under ridiculous amounts of motion.
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The 1967 prototype self-balancing two-wheeled Gyro-X car is being restored by an auto museum.
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The Gyrobike is a 3-in-1 training system that takes the user from the first experiments with balance to gyroscope-assisted riding to unassisted solo biking - and its coming to Europe.
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Black & Decker has announced the new Gyro 4V MAX Lithium-ion Rechargeable Screwdriver, which is activated and controlled with a twist of the wrist.
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After observing the jumping habits of lizards, scientists have created an active-tailed robot that is able to adjust its body orientation in mid-air.
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The C-1 is a proposed fully-electric and fully-enclosed self-balancing motorcycle.
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The Thrustcycle SRT is a three-wheeled vehicle that incorporates a gyro/flywheel system to maintain its balance, and harvest power from braking.
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A newly developed optical gyroscope, small enough to fit on the head of a pin, could allow the integration of more accurate motion sensing technology in a not only smartphones, but also in medical devices inside the human body.
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The Epson Toyocom AH-6100LR is a compact six-axis sensor designed for motion tracking and tracing applications.
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Honda’s three-wheeled Gyro is a Japanese market-only, fully-enclosed delivery scooter with two wheels at the back. It delivers 100mpg and even in Japan sells for less than US$3500.