Assam youth develops theft proof electric cycle

Karimganj (Assam) [India], April 19 (ANI): A Technology student at Assam Rifles ITI has developed a ‘theft-proof’ electronic bicycle (E-bike) by using modern sensors and installing systems location tracking.

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Samrat Nath from Assam’s Karimganj district has developed this electric bike, which is powered by lithium-ion batteries recycled from used laptops. The bike is likely to offer a range of 60 km on a single charge at a speed of 40 km per hour.

“I have invented the smarty electric bike to escape robbery. It has excellent security features. If someone tries to steal my bike, a message will immediately appear on my smartphone and the bike theft alarm will start to sound,” said Nath.

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“I can control this bike from anywhere in the world using the app I developed specifically for its operation. I have installed another device on this bike that can be installed on any other electric bike. We can control you from all corners of the world and also track your live location. It is totally safe,” he added.

He also installed a fingerprint feature to add extra security to his bike.

He revealed that it took him four years to complete his childhood dream of creating a bicycle on his own. He said that he came up with the idea to develop such an electric bike in 2016, while studying in the eighth class.

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“It was my childhood dream to make an electric bike. Finally, my dream has come true and I could finish it in four years after learning Coding,” he said.

Samrat Nath followed Ramkrisna Nagar Vidyapith upper secondary education and then moved to Silchar to study technology at Assam Rifles ITI.

#Assam youth develops theft proof electric cycle

Assam youth develops theft proof electric cycle

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