In the micromobility industry, the demand for connectivity is continuing to grow fast. And the business models for managing those e-vehicles vary. ‘Last mile delivery’, ‘corporate fleet’, ‘free-floating sharing network’, and ‘subscription bikes’ are just a few keywords to mention, regarding different fleet management segments.

Comodule launched its very own Co-Scooter this spring, to rebut the myths of e-scooters’ short lifespan, battery durability, and missing opportunities of using recycled materials.

It is still safe to presume that the rise of micro-mobility doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon. We decided to take a look at some of our connectivity solutions for light electric vehicles, which will turn the everyday riding experience more enjoyable.

Now, more than ever, it is important to stay competitive in the fast-growing micro-mobility field. One might even go as far as claiming that the most important thing is to stay ahead of the competition, not just keep up. So, by improving and adapting their current popular and well working IoT module, called Master, to a more specific market, Comodule has done just that.

Comodule has connected light electric vehicles to the internet since 2014. Supported by their experience in the field and a capable team, several IoT connectivity modules used by e-bike and e-scooter manufacturers have been created by Comodule’s in-house production. As the unforeseen pandemic accelerated the growth of micro-mobility and connectivity industries, it was time for Comodule to come out with a new product.

The world's fourth largest family-owned automotive supplier, Brose Group, decided to take their business to the next level by teaming up with a micro-mobility connectivity pioneer Comodule for a high-end collaboration. Thus, Brose Connected Drive, the first coordinated, modular plug-and-play solution for e-bike sharing was created.

Without GPS, sharing operations couldn’t exist. For the user, GPS enables them to see where the nearest vehicle is, find it and rent it. This use case is quite straightforward, but GPS has an even more important role to play than just finding the vehicle, especially for the fleet operators.

Comodule's high-precision positioning system connected to the Gazelle bicycle helped to catch a van with a bunch of stolen bicycles last week, including the reported Gazelle bike, which was recovered in a few hours after chasing it live by COMODULE, Trifork, bike hunters, and police.

COMODULE has been offering IoT and connectivity solutions for some of the biggest e-bike OEM’s for 5 years now, but overall the industry and end-users are still having a hard time understanding the value of IoT. At Eurobike 2019, we have made this our sole purpose to explain how everybody benefits from IoT solutions and show where the e-bike market is heading.