A Chinese company develops two intelligent riders with an audio assistant

A Chinese company develops two intelligent riders with an audio assistant

Chinese company SAIBC is set to launch two bikes with acoustic assistant Alexa next week as part of the upcoming electronics exhibition in Los Angeles.

According to Standard, the Alexa assistant will be installed on the steering wheel of the two smart riders, and the vehicle owner can do several things by issuing his voice commands.

Bike drivers can benefit from voice assist in getting information on traffic, trends and weather, along with other tasks such as sending letters and shopping.

"This feature allows those who drive bikes to do a lot of things without endangering their safety," said David Kumar, marketing director at Amazon's Alexa Audio Services platform.

A smart bike can issue its voice command to turn on the front or rear lights of the vehicle, as well as play music and alarm.

There are currently about 20,000 electronic devices compatible with Amazon's industrial intelligence products, and Los Angeles Technology Expo is expected to see more surprises.