The Story of Lopifit – The Electric Walking Bike

 August 26, 2016

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The Lopifit, one of the latest cycling innovations, is an electric walking bike recently introduced to the United
States. The cheap mlb jerseysbike was paladar invented four years ago (2012) by Bruin Bergmeester in
Holland and this year Lopifit US distributes to the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean.
Bergmeester started the out building the customized bikes in his home on evenings and weekends and explains
that “the bike started as a small Park idea when I was training in the gym. How can I use the treadmill
outdoors? What about a treadmill on wheels? So, from my living room I started to make my
first Lopifit Systems and took my exercise outdoors.”
After sitting down inside at work all day, he wanted to find a way to get outside into the fresh air and

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???exercise at the same time. So Bergmeester found a way to combine a treadmill with a bicycle for practical
outdoor exercise. The first two-wheeled electric treadmill, called the Lopifit, is available in the several
countries and now, North America- click here to view all the worldwide dealers. According to Bergmeester,
the Lopifit takes “no more effort to walk than a walk in the park”.
The term, Lopifit is derived from wholesale nba jerseys the combination of three words. First, stem from the
Dutch word, “lopan” that translates to “walk” combined with “pi” for the technical aspects integrated into the
bike and finally “fit”, as the bike is designed to encourage healthy living.
The Lopifit‘s electric motor has a range between 30- 50+ miles per charge, with a display bar to show the
battery status. The Lopifit is a totally new way of moving. The electric assist in combination with the
adjustable multi speed gears is boosting your walking pace up to the speed of a regular bike. Depending on the
gear selected, the Lopifit travels speeds between 4 -17 mph.
 The Lopifit comes equipped with an advanced Shimano
Nexis transmission, LED lighting, a powerful Quantum electric motor and a convenient luggage carrier. It is
built with a strong steel frame and is available in six colors.(Black, Royal Blue, Orange, ?????Fire Engine Red,
Silver, and White).
When you are walking on the Lopifit, you push the treadmill backwards with your feet. A sensor registers the
movement of the treadmill and gives a signal to an electric device which will activate the motor. The motor
now supports you to continue the walking movement. Using the brake will shut off the motor immediately. If
you are going downhill, a free wheel function is activated.
If you are interested in purchasing a bike, you may purchase online, click here to go to our website. We
also cheap nfl jerseys offer demo rides and have organized a “pin” program online for the US community of
Lopifit enthusiasts, check it out here as Lopifit: it grows!

Meet the World's First Electric Walking Bike

https://www.ecowatch.com/meet-the-worlds-first-
electric-walking-bike-1891151959.html
Meet the Lopifit—a half bike, half treadmill that brings the world of cycling and walking
together.
The scooter-like contraption—the first of its kind in the world—was invented by Bruin
Bergmeester, who of course hails from the bike-friendly Netherlands.

"When I was talking on my treadmill in my fitness room one day I thought, 'Why not
bring the treadmill outdoors?'" he recalled to the Epoch Times.

Bergmeester and his wife built the first five Lopifit bikes in their living
room, InsideEVs reported.

With six gears and an Quantum Motor that gives the bike a range of 34 miles on a
single charge, the Lopifit is another reason to leave your car at home.

"The Lopifit is a totally new way of moving," the company boasts on its website. "With
the electric assist, it takes no more effort to walk than 'a walk in the park.'"

Not only is riding a Lopifit faster than walking, as Lopifit marketing manager Rob van
Ooijen says in the video below, "You go 25 kilometers (15 miles) an hour so you get
more distance with a Lopifit."

"And it's more interesting than normal walking," he added.

To get moving on the Lopifit, all you have to do is walk at a normal pace to push the
treadmill belt backwards. An onboard sensor registers the movement and activates the
motor to propel the bike.

As for the specs, the Lopifit's frame is made of steel and comes with LED lighting and a
luggage carrier. The bike is 2.3 meters (7.5 feet) in total length with a 28-inch front
wheel and a 20-inch rear wheel.

While the bike first debuted in 2014, it really took off in February 2015 after professional
skateboarder Bam Margera posted a video of the Lopifit on his Facebook page.

The video went viral, clocking up more than 84 million times to date. The TV personality
captioned alongside the video, "Walking Bike—Buy me one!"

The bike retails at €1,899.00 (around $2,100) and comes in four colors.
The Lopifit Treadmill Bike: Walk-Ride Your
Way To Better Health
June 27, 2016

https://www.lopifitaustralia.com.au/single-post/2016/06/27/The-Lopifit-Treadmill-Bike-WalkRide-
Your-Way-To-Better-Health

Lopifit Bicycle
The invention, created by Lopifit founder Bruin Bergmeester, is an electric walking bike whose
concept came about when Bergmeester was working out in his garage one day and thought to himself
how nice it would be to use his treadmill outdoors where he’d be able to enjoy nature while he was at
it. That’s when the idea of a treadmill on wheels first came to mind. It would be years before his
design concept would come to fruition. But from the moment he took it outdoors it gained worldwide
attention and a faithful following of Lopifit users, converts from walking and bicycling.

Lopifit Features
The walking bicycle comes with an electric assist, as the designer calls it, in the form of a “powerful
electric driven Quantum Motor wrapped in a solid frame made of steel.” This allows users to
walk/ride up to four times faster than if they were simply plodding along on foot without any
additional effort. The assist, in combination with the gears, boosts a rider’s walking pace up to the
speed of riding a bicycle. Not only is this new invention a good, healthy way for you to get your
exercise but it’s good for the environment and looks like a lot of fun.

How Lopifit Works

When you hop on the Lopifit, you begin by pushing the treadmill backwards with your feet in a
regular walking motion. From there a sensor registers the movement of the treadmill and signals an
electronic device to activate the motor. From that point on the motor will support you to continue the
walking movement. That’s it. It’s a very simple yet ingenious design. If and when you need to stop,
engaging the handbrake will shut off the motor immediately, and going downhill activates a
freewheel function so you don’t careen out of control.

Lopifit Extras
You can see from the pictures the bicycle has been designed with a “luggage rack” for a little
carrying space, which adds to its convenience. It also features LED lighting on front and back to
ensure maximum visibility at night so you don’t get hit. The built-in battery is good for a maximum
range of 55 km, which is just under 35 miles of riding/walking time, before you need to charge the
Lopifit. It also offers a display to show your battery status, so you can keep track of it and not run out
of juice while you’re on the go.

13. The Third Thumb

The Third Thumb was designed by Royal College of Arts alumnus Dani Clode.
This toolresembles a prosthesis, but its purpose is not to replace lacking limbs: on the
contrary, it is intended to expand human abilities.
The Third Thumb is controlled by sensors built into your shoes. It makes playing the
guitar, using various devices, and holding objects in your hand much easier.
 12. Paqsule
Paqsule is a smart bag. You only need to press a button and it will clear its contents
of germs and unpleasant odors by making use of ultraviolet light and ozone. This
procedure takes 35 minutes. Paqsule is controllable with an iOS/Android app and has
over 20 premium features.

11. Water Walker and Spa

In order to lose weight, some people use a treadmill, and some take up water
aerobics. Water Walker and Spa is an invention that combines these 2 methods. You
can even install it at home and run in the water to your heart’s content.
The facility has different modes and can also be used as a spa if desired.

10. Amabrush
Once you put the Amabrush toothbrush in your mouth, your teeth will be clean in just
10 seconds. It’s made up of a mouthpiece, a handpiece, and a toothpaste capsule. The
brush vibrates to clear teeth of germs.
The bristles on the mouthpiece are aligned at a 45° angle, and its body is made
of antibacterial silicone. Amabrush has an iOS and Android app to set different vibration
modes and cleaning times. The cost of this gadget is about €90.

9. Anti-Theft Backpack
Anti-Theft Backpack is a stylish thief-proof backpack fitted with hidden zippers and
secret pockets. It is made of extra-strong waterproof fabric that is hard to cut.
It also has a built-in USB charging port, a luggage strap, and illuminating safety strips.

8. Airing Micro-CPAP
Airing Micro-CPAP is a device designed to deal with sleep apnea (breathing
suspension during sleep). Unlike similar devices, the Airing Micro-CPAP is small and
compact.
It generates air pressure inside the inhalation vent so that the patient can breathe
evenly and without stopping while sleeping.
It’s unclear yet how much the Micro-CPAP will cost: the project is still in development.

7. Polarseal
Polarseal is a lightweight, waterproof, and breathable sweater that’ll heat you
up in 10 seconds — just hit the button. It is ideal for skiers, runners, and fans of cold
weather walks. It’s available in both men’s and women’s versions.
 5. Story Levitating Timepiece

© stanleykemp
Story is the first levitating timepiece. Instead of hands, it only has an aluminum ball and
a smooth wooden dial. This clock is unique because it can be set to show any time
interval: 24 hours, a year, 5 years, or the time remaining until your project’s deadline.
If you get tired of too much originality, you can turn on the LED Matrix display that will
show the time as if it were an ordinary clock.

4. Spray-on Fabric
Spray-on Fabric is a technology that enables you to spray a liquid mixture of plastic
and cotton from a can. It solidifies, turning into clothes that can be worn, washed, and
worn again.
The technology was patented by Spanish designer Manel Torres. Together with particle
engineer Paul Luckham, he founded the company Fabrican Ltd. where they plan
to develop sprayable bandages, sanitary napkins, and even upholstery.

3. Vitastiq
Vitastiq is an innovative pen that, paired with a mobile application, can determine how
many vitamins and minerals your body has. You need to run this pen over your hand,
and all the data will appear on the screen of your smartphone or tablet. The creators
warn that the device cannot replace a visit to the doctor, but it can help to adjust your
diet and better monitor your health.

2. HAPIfork
HAPIfork is a smart fork that can fix your eating habits and reduce your weight. When
you’re eating too quickly, the fork vibrates and lights up.
The fork is easy to use. It can be washed under the faucet or in a dishwasher and
is charged with a USB cable connected to a computer.
You can track your eating habits and add photos of your dishes through the HAPILABS
app.

1. The Color Rings

© advancedtechnologytips
The wireless Color Rings is a device designed by Argentinean company BCK.
It enables you to talk on the phone even more comfortably and naturally than before.
Starting a conversation is as easy as pie: you only have to put these rings on your little
finger and thumb, and bring them to your mouth and ear respectively. They function
as a headset and a microphone.
 Bonus: Synthetic human mouth

© Techy
Constructed by engineers at Kagawa University, Japan, this synthetic mouth mimics the
structure of human speech organs and can actually pronounce some sounds. It has
a silicone windpipe, vocal chords, tongue, and even a nose, which has a crucial impact
on how we talk. The mouth may look rather terrifying, but it’s also smart: it teaches itself
through the sounds it hears and produces. We can only hope that scientists will find
a good use for it.

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of 1980s
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Things were invented and therefore we are able to enjoy them. We don’t think we even
stop to think about what these inventions are because it has become an innate part of
our daily lives. Let’s try and focus on the inventions of the 1980s. There were many
significant innovations and inventions of the 1980’s .

We choose TOP 10

1. SPACE SHUTTLE– The first american space shuttle named columbia was launched
on april12th 1981. The space journey lasted 54 hours and 21 minutes and was man
controlled.

2. CD/ COMPACT DISC– Sony and phillips joined forces to come up with this one. It
may seem like a simple invention but go try using cassette tapes and you will respect cds
all the more.
3) The INTERNET Because of the relatively short time since its birth, the importance of the
Internet has still not been fully realized. Starting as several separate communication networks in
the 1970′s and 1980′s, what we call the ‘Net is now coalescing into a single mass of all
information to which any connected computer has access. No longer is information limited by
location, and no longer is it only available the privileged few who can afford it. Imagine my
surprise when my research uncovered the fact that it can be used for things other than porn.

4. DISPOSABLE CAMERA– In the old days you had to buy film every time you took
pictures but with this little camera you had a ready made camera loaded with film.

5. APPLE MCINTOSH– An amazing company a true leader in pcs. Now they have
ipads, ipods, and iphones. When it all began they were perfecting desk tops.
6. HEPATITIS B VACCINE– What is there to say. Any invention that cures or treats
any disease is definitely worthy of any top 10 list.Way to go.

7. MICROSOFT WINDOWS- It changed the way we used computers completely.

Prior to this program being invented there was utter confusion on your computer.
8. CELLULAR PHONE Motorola created the first mobile phone, Motorola DynaTac,
in 1983. However, this device used analog communication.

9. FIRST 3D VIDEO GAME– Most games in those days were one dimensional. When
3d was brought to this game it set in motion what we now have with sony and microsoft.

10. HDTV- HIGH DEFINITION TV- What is so great about this invention is that it
set all tv manufacturers in motion to improve and seek perfection.
A few more from the 1980s

11. PROZAC

12. DISPOSABLE CONTACT LENSES

13. SUPER CONDUCTOR

14. CABBAGE PATCH KIDS TOY

15. HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE

16. DOPPLER RADAR

WHICH WAS YOUR FAVORITE 1980s INVENTION?

SPACE SHUTTLE

APPLE MCINTOSH COMPUTER

COMPACT DISK

INTERNET

HEPATITIS B VACCINE

CELLULAR PHONE
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1980s Japanese electrical pioneer Akio CD players
Morita develops the Sony MP3 players
Walkman, the first truly portable
player for recorded music.

1981 Stung by Apple's success, IBM History of

releases its own affordable computers
personal computer (PC).

1981 The Space Shuttle makes its Space Shuttle

maiden voyage.

1981 Patricia Bath develops laser eye Lasers

surgery for removing cataracts.

1981– Alexei Ekimov and Louis E. Brus Quantum dots

1982 (independently) discover quantum
dots.
1983 Compact discs (CDs) are launched CD players
as a new way to store music by the
Sony and Philips corporations.

1987 Larry Hornbeck, working at Texas DLP® projectors

Instruments, develops DLP®
projection—now used in many
projection TV systems.

1989 Tim Berners-Lee invents the World Internet

Wide Web. World Wide Web

1990 German watchmaking company Radio-controlled

Junghans introduces the MEGA 1, clocks
believed to be the world's first Quartz clocks and
radio-controlled wristwatch. watches

1991 Linus Torvalds creates the first Computers

version of Linux, a collaboratively Linux
written computer operating system.

1994 American-born mathematician Iris scans

John Daugman perfects the
mathematics that make iris
scanning systems possible.
1994 Israeli computer scientists Alon VoIP
Cohen and Lior Haramaty invent
VoIP for sending telephone calls
over the Internet.

1995 Broadcast.com becomes one of Streaming media

the world's first online radio
stations.

1995 Pierre Omidyar launches the eBay E-commerce

auction website.

1996 WRAL-HD broadcasts the first HDTV

high-definition television (HDTV)
signal in the United States.

1997 Electronics companies agree to Wireless Internet

make Wi-Fi a worldwide standard
for wireless Internet.

21st
century
2001 Apple revolutionizes music MP3 players
listening by unveiling its iPod MP3
music player.

2001 Richard Palmer develops energy- Energy-absorbing

absorbing D3O plastic. materials

2001 The Wikipedia online encyclopedia Electronic books

is founded by Larry Sanger and
Jimmy Wales.

2001 Bram Cohen develops BitTorrent BitTorrent

file-sharing. Internet

2001 Scott White, Nancy Sottos, and Self-healing

colleagues develop self-healing materials
materials.

2002 iRobot Corporation releases the Roomba

first version of its Roomba® Robots
vacuum cleaning robot.
2004 Electronic voting plays a major part Touchscreens
in a controversial US Presidential
Election.

2004 Andre Geim and Konstantin Graphene

Novoselov discover graphene.

2005 A pioneering low-cost laptop for Computers

developing countries called OLPC
is announced by MIT computing
pioneer Nicholas Negroponte.

2007 Amazon.com launches its Kindle Electronic books

electronic book (e-book) reader.

2007 Apple introduces a touchscreen Cellphones

cellphone called the iPhone. Touchscreens

2010 Apple releases its touchscreen Computers

tablet computer, the iPad. Touchscreens

2010 3D TV starts to become more 3D Television

widely available. Television
2013 Elon Musk announces Pneumatics
"hyperloop"—a giant, pneumatic Pneumatic
tube transport system. transport tube

2015 Supercomputers (the world's Supercomputers

fastest computers) are now a mere
30 times less powerful than human
brains.

2016 Three nanotechnologists win the Nanotechnology

Nobel Prize in Chemistry for
building miniature machines out of
molecules.

2017 Quantum computing shows signs Quantum

of becoming a practical computers
technology.