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Honda’s UNI-CUB β deduces its instructions using a combination of complex though known technologies, but the experience of riding it is one of telepathically controlling the tiny transportation appliance. It seemingly possesses a direct vehicle-brain-interface, with a “degree of difficulty” of ZERO.

Honda has announced yet another development of the UNI-CUB personal mobility device will be shown at next week's Tokyo Motor Show - the UNI-CUB β is smaller, lighter, lower and can be used as a seat, making it potentially yet another alternative to the office chair.

The race is on amongst the mobility companies for the missing link – the smallest, lightest manpackable form of transport man can conjure and the Yikebike stakes its claim.

Honda has released details of a new UNI-CUB personal mobility device, which is an evolution of the U3-X unicycle EV that has been shown globally since 2009.

The ongoing development of vehicles offering two modes of transport was a key trend evident at Auto China last week. Personal transportation needs are changing and Geely and BMW are the latest to demonstrate cars with inclusive last-mile transport.

The Yikebike, updated for 2012, is a miniature electric penny farthing capable of 25 km/h (15 mph) with a folded up weight you can fit in a backpack.

Honda's Micro Commuter Concept EV has heads-up display, social networking, advanced aerodynamics, seating for three (1+2 like the T25 and T27 city cars), luggage capacity, a customizable exterior and a fold-up electric bike for last mile transport

The McCar is a compact, two-door, four-seater with a built-in, folding three wheeled electric scooter. When docked, the scooter shares both its battery and motor to extend the all-electric range and power. Sheer genius … and a catchy name too

There were many wonderous things at this year's Intermot Motorcycle Show, but few will capture your imagination as much as this home-made Ducati V8.

Volkswagen has shown a remarkable new folding electric bike it has dubbed the Bik.e at Auto China 2010.

Honda's U3-X personal mobility device has made it's first appearance on U.S. shores.

Honda is set to release yet another revolutionary personal mobility concept at the Geneva Show next week. Following the company’s revolutionary 10 kilogram U3-X