Power head unit with rear video
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Power head unit with rear video
This has to be the coolest vaporware ever. They're targetting $300, then add-on modules for stuff like rear view:
https://www.cerevellum.com/
https://www.cerevellum.com/
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This would be cool if they had started with a gps instead of a rear view camera. Right now, it looks like a $300 replacement for a $25 mirror and a $100 cyclocomputer.
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I have no interest in the rear view, but there are some cool application possibilities for a pixel display.
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https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/371433-cervellum-bike-computer-concept.html
So other companies have to develop modules for it? Wonder how that's going.
The rear view idea is nice... a $300 mirror.
So other companies have to develop modules for it? Wonder how that's going.
The rear view idea is nice... a $300 mirror.
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TCI probably should have gone with ANT+ Sport wireless system like the iBike and Garmin uses to communicate to a range of devices such as speed sensors, HRM chest straps, cadence sensors, power meters, etc. instead of some sort of proprietray serial bus. The base looks like a USB hub.
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TCI probably should have gone with ANT+ Sport wireless system like the iBike and Garmin uses to communicate to a range of devices such as speed sensors, HRM chest straps, cadence sensors, power meters, etc. instead of some sort of proprietray serial bus. The base looks like a USB hub.