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A rear‑hub device called the Copenhagen Wheel replaces your back wheel and packs motor, removable battery, 12 sensors, embedded control and wireless connectivity so a regular bike feels motorized without throttles or new hardware. It claims 3 to 10 times your regular foot power, records 120 reports five times a second for remote diagnostics, and grew from 13,000 emails of demand into a 25‑person startup that begins manufacturing and demos the product successfully.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:18Why Urban
- 3:10Bicycle Renaissance
- 6:15What Gets People off of Bicycles
- 10:38Copenhagen Wheel
- 10:59The Copenhagen Wheel
- 14:47Flatten My City
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