The lightest e-bike systems for city bikes launches integrated smart features. Ansmanns’ new battery management systems provide a Bluetooth interface powered by COMODULE. User, bike manufacturer and Ansmann will leverage from the connected platform consisting of the smartphone application and the cloud based analytics and notification dashboard.

Klever Mobility Europe GmbH has presented their 2018 product series at the company’s new HQ in Cologne, Germany. Ever since being founded in 2011, the subsidiary of Taiwan-based Kymco has focussed on offering ‘car converts’ an alternative for their daily commute in urban areas.

Munich based e-bike system supplier Fazua trusts in connectivity solutions from COMODULE. With its unique detachable system design and selected digital features powered by COMODULE, Fazua Evation is considered to be 2018's most innovative drive system on the market.

BMZ GmbH integrates additional connectivity solutions for the BMZ Drive System. A smartphone is used to link the E-bike to an intelligent network. This brings new features to the vehicle like social media community interactions.

Today, 54% of the world’s population resides in urban areas, a proportion that is expected to 66% by 2050. For that reason, the planning of sustainable urbanization is a vital element to successful development. The way people commute around the cities is an integral part of everyday life, since it affects productivity, security, health and global warming, among other things. Based on World Economic Forum’s evidences (2017) plenty of cities all over the world including Paris, Brussels, Oslo, Madrid, London and Hamburg, have decided to reduce or ban diesel cars from their city centres within next years. Governments have acknowledged that conventional car-centric model will eventually lead cities to collapse due to the health implications and space management problems it causes.

Berlin-Tallinn 16.3.2017. COMODULE and Brose announce partnership to empower the bicycles of tomorrow. Partnership results in standardised integration of COMODULE technology into bicycles powered by Brose.

2016 is done. It has been an exciting year for COMODULE. The year we moved from R&D only to product and market. This transformation was clear in every part of the organisation.

American business magazine Forbes chose 300 top young leaders, creative inventors and brash entrepreneurs in 10 different sectors as the European ‘Forbes 30 under 30’, one of them was Kristjan Maruste, the co-founder & CEO of coModule. The whole list can be found here.

It was an interesting idea for an experiment: Lock up three bicycles in different parts of Tallinn to see if they will be stolen and, if they are, track their location in order to retrieve them.