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Arduibag is a connected backpack for bike riders and is based onBluno M3 (for the bag) and Bluno nano (for the remote control). It is also an open source project created by two passionate french guys: Michaël D’AURIA and Stéphane DE GRAEVE.
The concept
The project was inspired by the concept design winner of the Red Dot Design Award 2010: SEIL bag by Leemyungsu design lab. They wanted to make this project come true and to give anyone the opportunity to make his/her own bag and improve on it. That’s why they decided to turn it into an open source project!
If you find the idea interesting but do not have the spirit of a hacker or a handyman, you’d better buy a commercial product: Seil bag (preorder ?)
Port Designs GO Led
Sac à dos de visibilité
Bikeman
But if you buy one of these commercial backpacks for bike riders, you will not have the satisfaction of having made your Arduibag yourself. Furthermore, you won’t have the opportunity to participate in the improvement of the Arduibag concept! That would be a shame, wouldn’t it?
Features
What can Arduibag do for you (current version)?
Display a flashing arrow to indicate to drivers which direction you want to turn.
Display a “STOP” message when you want to be visible at a traffic light.
Display a “Thanks!” animation to thank a car driver and thus, promote mutual respect between bikes and cars!
Display a warning message to help a driver be visible when witnessing a car accident.
Display information like time, travel time, temperature and humidity.
You can freely use all the information schematics, source code, 3D files… You can find all these datas here
Arduibag : a connected backpack for bike riders!
DFRobot
Feb 29 2016 1425
Arduibag is a connected backpack for bike riders and is based onBluno M3 (for the bag) and Bluno nano (for the remote control). It is also an open source project created by two passionate french guys: Michaël D’AURIA and Stéphane DE GRAEVE.The concept
The project was inspired by the concept design winner of the Red Dot Design Award 2010: SEIL bag by Leemyungsu design lab. They wanted to make this project come true and to give anyone the opportunity to make his/her own bag and improve on it. That’s why they decided to turn it into an open source project!
If you find the idea interesting but do not have the spirit of a hacker or a handyman, you’d better buy a commercial product: Seil bag (preorder ?)
Port Designs GO Led
Sac à dos de visibilité
Bikeman
But if you buy one of these commercial backpacks for bike riders, you will not have the satisfaction of having made your Arduibag yourself. Furthermore, you won’t have the opportunity to participate in the improvement of the Arduibag concept! That would be a shame, wouldn’t it?
Features
What can Arduibag do for you (current version)?
Display a flashing arrow to indicate to drivers which direction you want to turn.
Display a “STOP” message when you want to be visible at a traffic light.
Display a “Thanks!” animation to thank a car driver and thus, promote mutual respect between bikes and cars!
Display a warning message to help a driver be visible when witnessing a car accident.
Display information like time, travel time, temperature and humidity.
You can freely use all the information schematics, source code, 3D files… You can find all these datas here
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