Austrian Startup Uses 3D Printers To Produce Electric Bicycles

Austrian startup uses 3D printers to produce electric bicycles

According to foreign media reports, SUPER MOBILITY, a startup startup in Austria, uses a 3D printer to customize bicycle wheels, and hopes to shorten its production process to 16 hours. It will now raise 800,000 euros through crowdfunding.

Super Mobility wants to completely change the bicycle industry. The company managed VERANA KREIDL and Richard Hirschhuber, "We use 3D printers to produce electric bicycles. Its wheels are printed with carbon fiber within 16 hours and can be completely designed and customized. Before you, you must wait at least 12 months for 12 months. Only to buy a bicycle. "In addition, the process of 3D printing can reduce emissions, and no longer requires a single part and transportation route.

Hirschhuber put forward a clear goal: "We hope to have a 3D printer for bicycle production in each country in the next five years. We are currently focusing on the use of carbon fiber frame. 20 times. If demand increases, the first 3D printer will appear in Munich or Vienna and produce bicycles at the place. "And he has the exclusive sales and marketing rights of DACH's 3D printed electric bicycles.

In order to be able to implement the plan, startups need funds. Conda, a crowd investment provider, is looking for related investors with an investment amount of 800,000 euros. Investors will get 5.25%of interest per year within ten years and 15%equity financing at the end of the term.

In addition to 3D bicycles, Super locomotive also wants to open up other business areas. The company's "Super Shirt" sensor shirt can be used to measure important functions and can be used to determine the performance of athletes. Using the corresponding program, you can evaluate the data of the GPS tracker installed on a bicycle.