Pedal-speed and vehicle-speed feedback adjust regenerative braking to match rider intent, improve energy recovery, and keep speed stable.
Integrating the ABS unit into a separate case within the e-bike motor housing preserves compact size while improving braking control and wheel lockup prevention.
A hybrid snowmobile drive combines an IC engine and reversible electrical machine to cut emissions, recover braking energy, and improve autonomy.
Hides the lock mechanism internally to prevent tampering while maintaining dedicated space for both batteries and articles.
A bicycle auxiliary drive uses a freewheel mechanism to decouple the motor from the drivetrain when pedaling stops.
Selective front wheel engagement with slip clutch prevents plowing in soft terrain while disengaging on high traction surfaces to reduce steering feedback.
Integrating rectification members with the electrical component shunts airflow to cool both units while suppressing heat transmission between them.
A center-mounted bicycle control system uses a crank-sleeved torsion detector and wireless transceivers to relay torque signals for motor assistance.
A motor controller shifts actuating conditions to adjust assistive power generation based on pedal effort.