As the world shifts towards sustainable transportation solutions, electric motorcycles have emerged as a promising alternative to traditional gasoline-powered bikes. Embracing this trend, ONE MOTO Technologies, a trailblazing company in the field of mobility, is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) in their design projects for a new range of electric motorcycles. By incorporating AI into their design processes, ONE MOTO Technologies is revolutionising the electric motorcycle industry, elevating performance, efficiency, and user experience to unprecedented levels.

Optimising Electric Powertrains:

AI plays a pivotal role in optimising electric powertrains, a critical aspect of electric motorcycle design. By analysing vast amounts of data and applying machine learning algorithms, ONE MOTO Technologies can fine-tune the performance of their electric powertrains, striking a balance between power, range, and efficiency.

AI algorithms enable the accurate prediction of power demands based on various factors such as speed, terrain, and riding style. This data-driven approach enables the optimisation of battery management systems, resulting in improved range and battery longevity. Additionally, AI aids in the design of motor controllers, ensuring precise power delivery and enhancing overall ride quality.

Streamlined Aerodynamics:

Efficiency and range are paramount concerns for electric motorcycles. ONE MOTO Technologies leverages AI-powered simulations and modelling techniques to enhance the aerodynamics of their electric motorcycles. By simulating and analysing airflow patterns, AI algorithms can identify areas of high drag and design streamlined bodywork, reducing resistance and improving energy efficiency.

Generative Design and Lightweight Materials:

AI-driven generative design algorithms are utilised to push the boundaries of traditional design methodologies. By inputting performance requirements and constraints, AI explores countless design options, leading to optimal and innovative solutions. ONE MOTO Technologies can utilise generative design to create lightweight and structurally optimised components, allowing for enhanced performance and extended range.

Let’s not dismiss, AI assists in the selection of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre composites and advanced alloys. Machine learning algorithms analyse the behaviour and characteristics of different materials, facilitating the creation of lightweight yet robust components, improving both performance and efficiency.

Enhanced Rider Safety and Experience:

Safety and user experience are integral to ONE MOTO Technologies’ design philosophy. By integrating AI into their electric motorcycles, they strive to create safer and more intuitive riding experiences.

AI algorithms analyse data from sensors and cameras, enabling advanced driver assistance systems. These systems can detect potential hazards and alert the rider, enhancing overall safety. Furthermore, ONE MOTO Technologies is exploring the use of AI in developing autonomous features, allowing for self-adjusting suspension, adaptive cruise control, and collision avoidance systems, further enhancing rider safety and comfort.

ONE MOTO Technologies’ incorporation of AI into their design projects for a new range of electric motorcycles represents a significant leap forward in the industry. By optimising electric powertrains, improving aerodynamics, utilising generative design, and enhancing safety features, they are pushing the boundaries of electric motorcycle design and performance. As electric mobility continues to gain momentum, ONE MOTO Technologies’ innovative use of AI positions them at the forefront of the electric motorcycle revolution, shaping the future of sustainable transportation.

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Across the world, people are making more sustainable choices. The 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer found that 75% of us globally are concerned or fearful about climate change. Google searches for ‘climate anxiety’ have reached an all-time high this year – and we’ve seen searches for sustainable goods increase by nearly 5 times in 5 years.

Every day, people turn to search engines for information on climate change and ways they can take action. Vehicles on the road account for nearly three-quarters of transportation CO2 emissions, and are one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gases worldwide. To help address that, Google are giving people more choices on the routes they take when they have to drive and the impact on the environment.

ONE MOTO Technologies developed a range of vehicles to help your mobility choices become more sustainable from electric motorcycles, electric vans, electric bicycles and scooters. Available in five countries, the UK Headquartered operation has presence in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and are the first EV start up in the region specialising in last-mile delivery vehicles.

FUEL-EFFICIENT ROUTING, FOR TRAVELING SUSTAINABLY

We recently posted an article regarding how telemetry will transform the food delivery industry: allowing complete fleet and rider management through ONE App. Optimising routes for EVs in delivery has seen an increase of 200% in productivity and 74% cost-savings, reduced working pressure and zero accidents – empowering fleet operators to make more sustainable choices on the road, and to save money while doing so.

In the UAE, there are currently 63,000 registered delivery motorcycles producing over 168,000 tonnes of CO2e each year, it’s killing 198,000 acres of forest each year too. With a relatively small country, the switch to EVs in delivery/gigeconomy would dramatically contribute towards the country’s green agenda.

The vision of ONE MOTO supersedes the customer facing presence. With a recent announcement of launching the first Smart Mobility and Innovation Centre in Dubai alongside the renowned university Rochester Institute of Technology

This agreement sees the two entities uniting to develop three new vehicles and battery swapping solutions, with a goal to export the technology globally. The mobile battery banks use AI and big data to ensure batteries are available whenever the riders need them with the pilot city being Dubai.

HAVE YOU READ?

• ONE Pledge to Mother Earth
• How We Achieve A Net Zero Last-Mile Transport Solution In The UAE
• Facts Behind Food Delivery: The True Cost To Restaurateurs

The climate crisis affects us all, and it can’t be solved overnight. We recognise the unique responsibility and opportunity that we all share to help in the fight against climate change – not just by cleaning up our own emissions (we positively impact 15 of the UN’s 17 SDGs), but by helping others to do the same.

The new fuel-efficient routing feature allows you to optimise your routes for efficiency – empowering you to make more sustainable choices on the road, and to save money while doing so.

WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM – 2022

I hope that the continued momentum of the ONE MOTO Team of global ‘sustainabilists’ and their efforts to transfer knowledge in the realm of commercial, electric delivery vehicles will encourage you to consider, recommend and embrace the intentions we have to #bringchange.

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Telemetry has the potential to completely transform the way that operators manage their delivery solutions whether as a delivery platform (aggregator), 3rd party logistics, independent restaurant and the riders servicing customers – ONE MOTO have discussed the environmental and cost savings on the bottom line, but today I write about the time saving and the benefits – with the hope that you’ll walk away having taken home some facts surrounding the technological beenfits of the service ONE MOTO offer the last-mile delivery sector.

Now that the message is well and truly out there that ONE MOTO are not just an electric vehicle manufacturer, but in fact we are a HardTech meets FinTech mobility eco-system. It’s time we showcase the benefits of electric vehicles beyond the environment and financial cost-savings, instead demonstrate the service delivery experience through data and digital optimisation.

ONE MOTO vehicles are nothing short of smartphones on wheels.

CNN, 2021

In this specific case, the idea is that a wireless technology system lets the company track fundamental usage data, performance and delivery metrics and with AI forecast the delivery populus to service customers more efficiently adding that ’somewhat detached customer feel good’ from a process fulfilment service.

This simple seeming use of telemetry is predicted to reduce operational costs by minimising the amount spent on descales while simultaneously maximising efficiencies.

It’s a no-brainer and it’s also just the tip of innovation tsunami set to flood the last-mile industry in coming months and years.

Interestingly in the current form of vehicle/fleet leasing telemetry isn’t installed (as a rule), why? Because no one wants to pay for it. Aggregators do the best they can with in-house developers building their apps to work with their riders smartphones, 3PLs already face the brunt of risk and cost associated with supplying the service, riders couldn’t be expected to pay for it – so who should burden the cost? The answer is no one. With every price tag, a value is set. If a company can see the value in a 2-3x optimisation in delivery volumes, time, cost-reduction, working pressure, working hours then the price tag is attached to a sense of winning above competition, I’ll explain.

In the last few months, ONE MOTO have rolled out several hundred electric vehicles throughout the territories we operate (Europe, UAE, LatAm, India) each loaded and pre-installed with telematics devices to help both fleet operators and riders, which has led to some interesting data.

The most advanced delivery companies have this data available remotely via internet portal for use by fleet management professionals, restaurant operators and their transportation managers not only simply to view but also, and crucially, to modify.

Yes, you did just read that correctly.

Let’s lay down some historical data. Delivery aggregators currently offer a order delivery rate of 1.2 deliveries (on average) per hour. Yet with ONE MOTO telemetry and the ONE App these same operators are achieving 3.4 deliveries per hour. yet, what does this mean at month end?

• One customer has achieved 206% more deliveries (over 200,000 per month)
• Saved over 500 hours of time (5 hours per rider per month)
• Reduced the rider working hours by 28% (12 hours per day to 8.6 hours)
• Eliminated the rider delivery bonus volumes (achieving a greater profit)
• Without reducing the riders take home – they actually increased by 22%.

The financial rewards – as you can see – were phenomenal, routes were optimised, riders also saved on their fuel costs totalling AED 73,500 ($20,000) in one month.

What was the outlay? AED 60 ($15) per rider per month. What was the cost? What was the investment?!

The cost saving potential is huge and the remote monitoring and management with settings modification from any computer or smartphone means overseeing multiple vehicles in the fleet is suddenly so much easier.

Innovation and connectivity has been a discussion point throughout 2022, yet the education and demonstration of this hyper-efficient technology is still ongoing. The cost associated to a delivery aggregator for not implementing such innovation would mean the further demise in stock price, profitability and many of the mobility/last-mile aggregators falling short of their commitment to stakeholders.

The financial rewards – as you can see – were phenomenal, routes were optimised, riders also saved on their fuel costs totalling AED 73,500 ($20,000) in one month.

What was the outlay? AED 60 ($15) per rider per month. What was the cost? What was the investment?!

The cost saving potential is huge and the remote monitoring and management with settings modification from any computer or smartphone means overseeing multiple vehicles in the fleet is suddenly so much easier.

Innovation and connectivity has been a discussion point throughout 2022, yet the education and demonstration of this hyper-efficient technology is still ongoing. The cost associated to a delivery aggregator for not implementing such innovation would mean the further demise in stock price, profitability and many of the mobility/last-mile aggregators falling short of their commitment to stakeholders.

Electric vehicles aren’t independently the answer, it is a combination of a mobility eco-system which provides the real-time facts to the efficiency and effectiveness of their operations.

One thing is certain: these interactive and connected, sustainable and smart mobility with all their telemetry and practical, time- and effort-saving features are here to stay.

Telemetry is a big deal and it’s going to increasingly affect us all whether we’re ready for it or not!

If you would like to discuss your transition to an electric delivery fleet, please contact the team at ONE MOTO

Thank you for reading.

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ONE MOTO Electric Vehicles (EVs) are designed for the last mile commutes and deliveries, and anyone who has driven an automatic vehicle in the past will feel immediately at home behind the wheel of one. These twist-and-go machines have the torque unlike anything you’ve experienced.  Contact us to arrange a test ride and see for yourself.

There is of course no engine noise, which is very strange at first, as you know what your bike usually sounds like, when we first started developing these back in 2016, there were times we checked to see if we had the scooters turned on!

The initial acceleration of our ONE-MOTO range is often greater than that of a similarly sized internal combustion bike or car. Our bikes are and will continue to literally be the fastest and safest accelerating vehicles on sale today.

ONE-MOTO carry Lithium-Ion batteries, they have been more expensive to develop for the GCC region but the power, safety, longevity and charging time have been a core focus for our development team. The batteries are swap in-and-out, which offers no downtime and is ultra-convenient.  Our team have swapped over to ONE-MOTO scooters in each country we are present – not just because they are our products, but we believe in the cause, and they are brilliant machines.

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