British startup Hilo co-founded by Andy Palmer, often referred to as the godfather of EVs has launched a new e-scooter crammed with high-tech safety features, in a bid to tackle the sectors poor safety rep. The e-scooter, dubbed Hilo One, is equipped with the same kind of collision warning tech found in cars. Using computer vision AI, the e-scooter alerts the riders of impending dangers through visual, audible, and sensory feedback in the handlebars. E-scooters have faced challenges with safety and public perception, said Palmer, who helped supercharge EV adoption in the UK during his time as COO…
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