FOSJOAS

　　Abstract: The Fosjoas R&D team is now introducing new models of Self-Balancing Electric Unicycles and Scooters that can address the safety and heat dissipation related issues and are available with an improved battery range and at affordable prices.

　　September 9, 2014 – Riding self-balancing electric unicycles or scooters can be a great fun and an important workout as well. There are many men and women who are now finding these self-balancing electric unicycles exciting and useful. Fosjoas Technology Holding (USA) Co., Ltd specializes in the production of electric unicycles and scooters that have improved features and cost-effective for the urban population. Recently they have brought four major changes in the electric unicycle industry by addressing issues of battery range, heat dissipation, safety and cost.

　　The spokesman of the company maintains that these new path-breaking changes will attract more people towards these self-balancing unicycles. He reveals that after four years of continuous efforts, their R&D team has successfully introduced some of the improved features, important to enhance the safety and experience of the riders.

　　The company has various lines of products and each model has its own features. “All models are distinctive for their trendy looks and great portability. These are designed to meet low energy transportation requirements and promote the innovative green concept,” the spokesman states. According to him, riding and balancing on these unicycles are a lot easier and one can easily learn the tricks and tips of riding them. The software and gyroscope system make the task of balancing and accelerating or decelerating speed simple and effortless.

　　The new models will come fitted with a powerful Sony Li-ion battery that can deliver a top speed of 18km/h and a battery range of up to 20 Km. Thus, because of the low consumption of energy, it proves a cost-effective choice of transportation. One can use the electric scooter to carry a maximum load of 120kg, which adequately meets the daily commuting requirement of the urban population.