Some scientific knowledge about electric scooters

Electric skateboards are vehicles that are based on traditional human-powered skateboards and equipped with power kits. Electric skateboards are generally divided into two-wheel drive or single-wheel drive. The most common transmission methods are: hub motor (HUB) and belt drive. The main source of power is lithium battery packs. Electric scooters belong to the small-wheel vehicle faction. They have the characteristics of fast speed and long battery life. They are composed of handlebars (crossbars, stems), wheels, pedals, etc., and use batteries as energy and are driven by DC motors.

Electric scooters have not been around for long. In 1993, a product that combined traditional scooters with modern electric drive technology appeared in Germany, which was considered to be the prototype of modern scooters. Later, it became popular in some Western European countries. After it spread to the United States, it became popular in 2000 and became a new type of transportation in Western countries. With the development of artificial intelligence technology, electric scooters that integrate intelligent technologies such as network information data processing, GPS positioning technology and human-computer interaction have taken off again and become smart electric scooters.