MORGAN HILL, Calif. (BRAIN) — Livall, a designer and producer of smart bicycle riding systems including helmets and bikes, is now establishing a U.S. distribution network and a U.S. headquarters in Morgan Hill.
The company conducted crowdfunding campaigns on Kickstarter and Indiegogo to develop its products, and was selected for the "Last Gadget Standing" event at the Consumer Electronics Show in January.
Livall helmets feature integrated lights, phone integration, turn signals, speakers, and microphones and have motion sensors that will issue an alert to emergency contacts in the event of a fall.
Livall also creates and distributes bikes and smart bicycling accessories. Its Nano Cadence Sensor connects to the Livall Riding App to track performance including RPMs, speed, distance traveled and calories burned. The Livall phone holder features a recharging battery pack to extend smartphone battery life. The Livall models 8S and 9S smart riding bikes are optimized for Livall technology.
Livall plans to distribute its smart riding systems to consumers through major retailers, sporting goods outlets and bicycle specialty stores, with first shipments slated to begin later this month. More information at livallusa.com.
