Honda introduced two new technology-packed vehicles during CES: its Riding Assist motorcyle and NeuV concept smart car.
The NeuV, which stands for "New Electric Urban Vehicle," is a concept car Honda built based around the idea of bringing extra value to car owners when they aren't using their cars.
When not in use, the idea goes, the NeuV would serve as an "automated ride sharing vehicle," ferrying customers to their destinations while you sit at home, reaping the profits.
The Riding Assist motorcycle uses robotics tech originally designed for Honda's self-balancing personal mobility device, the UNI-CUB. The technology greatly reduces the chances of the bike tipping over when at rest, and it looks pretty sweet, too.
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The NeuV, which stands for "New Electric Urban Vehicle," is a concept car Honda built based around the idea of bringing extra value to car owners when they aren't using their cars.
When not in use, the idea goes, the NeuV would serve as an "automated ride sharing vehicle," ferrying customers to their destinations while you sit at home, reaping the profits.
The Riding Assist motorcycle uses robotics tech originally designed for Honda's self-balancing personal mobility device, the UNI-CUB. The technology greatly reduces the chances of the bike tipping over when at rest, and it looks pretty sweet, too.
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