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    This seminar report discusses Honda's new Riding Assist motorcycle model, which uses self-balancing technology to help maintain the balance of motorcycles at low speeds between 2-3 mph. It acknowledges those who helped with the report and provides an abstract on the Riding Assist. The body of the report covers topics like self-balancing technology, gyroscopes, how the front fork and trail length assist with balancing, advantages and disadvantages, and applications of self-balancing technologies. It concludes by discussing the future of self-balancing.

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    This seminar report discusses Honda's new Riding Assist motorcycle model, which uses self-balancing technology to help maintain the balance of motorcycles at low speeds between 2-3 mph. It acknowledges those who helped with the report and provides an abstract on the Riding Assist. The body of the report covers topics like self-balancing technology, gyroscopes, how the front fork and trail length assist with balancing, advantages and disadvantages, and applications of self-balancing technologies. It concludes by discussing the future of self-balancing.

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    This seminar report discusses Honda's new Riding Assist motorcycle model, which uses self-balancing technology to help maintain the balance of motorcycles at low speeds between 2-3 mph. It acknowledges those who helped with the report and provides an abstract on the Riding Assist. The body of the report covers topics like self-balancing technology, gyroscopes, how the front fork and trail length assist with balancing, advantages and disadvantages, and applications of self-balancing technologies. It concludes by discussing the future of self-balancing.

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    SEMINAR REPORT MOTO RIDING ASSIST

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    If the words were considered as symbols of approval and token of acknowledgement


    then let the words pay the heralding role of expressing my gratitude. First and foremost I
    praise God Almighty for the grace he showered on me during my studies as well as my day-
    to-day life activities.
    Dreams never run to reality unless a lot of effort and hard work is put into it and no
    efforts bear fruit in absence of support and guidance. It takes a lot of effort to work your way
    through this.
    I would like to take this chance to thank Mr. MOHAMMED SIRAJUDHEEN A,
    The Principal of Malabar polytechnic campus, for providing me with such an environment,
    where students can explore their creative ideas. I am also thankful to Head of Department of
    Mechanical Engineering, Mr. PRAKASAN K.K for encouraging the students to make these
    notions true.

    I am extremely grateful to the seminar coordinator Mr. AMMAR for their valuable
    suggestions for the seminar.

    I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr. SUBIN.K for his continuous
    support, advice and guidance. I also sincerely thank the Mechanical Engineering department
    faculties for providing me with valuable help.

    Last but not the least; I thank my family and friends for giving me the help, strength
    and courage for accomplishing the task.

    MUHAMMED FALAH C

    DEPT.OF.ME MPTC
    SEMINAR REPORT MOTO RIDING ASSIST

    ABSTRACT

    Honda’s new Riding Assist motorcycle model isn’t a shipping product yet, but it is an
    impressive technical demo. The concept at CES showed how it can help motorcycles maintain
    balance while traveling at low speed, something particularly tricky for even experienced drivers.

    Speeds between 2 and 3 mph actually prove among the most challenging in terms of making
    sure a motorcycle stays upright, and Honda’s leveraging lessons learned from its development
    of Asimov the robot and its UNI-CUB rid able scooter-like transport to make sure bikes can
    manage balancing themselves, or assist human riders in keeping them level at those low speeds.

    DEPT.OF.ME MPTC
    SEMINAR REPORT MOTO RIDING ASSIST

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Chapter Content Page


    No.

    1 INTRODUCION 1
    2 SELF BALANCING TECHNOLOGY 2
    3 HISTORY OF SELF BALANCING SCOOTER 3
    3.1 COMPONENTS OF SELF BALANCING SCOOTER 5
    4 WORKING OF SELF BLANCING SCOOTER 6
    5 MOTORIDING ASSIST 7
    5.1 ELECTRIC POWERED 9
    6 GYROSCOPE 10
    7 WORKING 13
    7.1 FRONT FORK OF A MOTORCYCLE 14
    7.2 TRAIL LENGTH 16
    8 ADVANTAGES 19
    8.1 DISABLED RIDERS 19
    8.2 BEGINNERS 19
    8.3 LAW ENFORCEMENT 19
    8.4 HILLSIDE PARKING 20
    8.5 SECURE STORAGE 20
    8.6 SHORTER RIDERS 20
    9 DISADVANTAGES 21
    10 APPLICATION AREA OF SELF BALANCING 22
    TECHNOLOGIES
    10.1 SELF BALANCING TABLE 22
    10.2 IBOT WHEELCHAIR 22
    10.3 ENI CYCLE 23
    10.4 GYRO BIKE 24
    10.5 RYNO 24

    DEPT.OF.ME MPTC
    SEMINAR REPORT MOTO RIDING ASSIST

    11 FUTURE OF SELF BALANCING 25


    12 CONCLUSION 26
    REFERENCE 27

    DEPT.OF.ME MPTC
    SEMINAR REPORT MOTO RIDING ASSIST

    LIST OF FIGURES

    Fig. No Name Page


    No.
    5.1 PETROL POWERED 8
    5.2 PETROL POWERED 8
    5.3 ELECTRIC POWERED 9
    6.1 GYROSCOPE 12
    7.1 HONDA ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY 13
    7.2 FRONT FORK 15
    7.3 POSITIVEE TRAIL LENGTH 17
    7.4 NEGATIVE TRAIL LENGTH 18
    7.5 NEGATIVE TRAIL LENGTH 18
    10.1 IBOT WHEELCHAIR 22
    10.2 ENI CYCLE 23
    10.3 RYNO 24

    DEPT.OF.ME MPTC

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