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Honda Integrates Nidec’s Omnidirectional Wheels Into Personal Mobility Machine
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Honda integrates Nidec’s omnidirectional wheels into personal mobility machine
Honda has integrated Nidec’s jointly developed omnidirectional drive unit into its latest personal mobility robot, Uni-One, now available for test rides at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Kansai, Japan. Uni-One – a hands‑free, seated mobility device – allows users to steer simply by shifting body weight, while keeping both hands free for other tasks. It features a […]
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