About Superpedestrian
We are a transportation robotics company based in Cambridge, MA, founded out of MIT in 2013. We develop technologies for micro-electric vehicles, optimizing for safety, reliability, and performance. Our work spans consumer services, focusing on lightweight electric vehicles, online platforms, micromobility, scooters, scooter-sharing, e-scooters, and e-bikes. We have a team of 51-200 employees.
We spent four years developing our Vehicle Intelligence System (VIS). This system first appeared in the Copenhagen Wheel, a consumer product. Since 2018, we have concentrated on designing and testing an electric scooter for shared fleets, which we launched in 2020 as LINK.
Our LINK fleet scooter includes the VIS platform. This platform uses embedded computers and cloud software to detect and prevent over 100 common malfunctions, protecting the scooters from damage during and between rides. It can identify problems like battery fires, short circuits, or failed brakes within nanoseconds and take corrective action. VIS stops over 50% of issues that would typically cause other scooters to fail and helps streamline operations when problems do arise. If a scooter cannot protect itself, it automatically becomes unavailable for rental and creates a detailed service ticket for repair. This technology improves vehicle safety for riders and saves money for fleet operators.
Frequently Asked Questions
Superpedestrian develops technologies for micro-electric vehicles. Its consumer product was the Copenhagen Wheel, and currently, it focuses on electric scooters for shared fleets, launched under the brand name LINK. These vehicles feature the proprietary Vehicle Intelligence System (VIS).
The Vehicle Intelligence System (VIS) is Superpedestrian’s proprietary technology platform, developed over four years. It consists of embedded computers and cloud software designed to optimize the safety, reliability, and performance of micro-electric vehicles.
The Vehicle Intelligence System (VIS) in Superpedestrian’s LINK scooters can detect and protect against over 100 common malfunctions. It can identify potential problems such as battery fires, short circuits, or failed brakes rapidly and take corrective action. If a scooter cannot resolve an issue, it automatically becomes unavailable for rental and generates a service ticket, contributing to improved vehicle safety for riders.
Superpedestrian was founded in 2013.
Superpedestrian is active in the Lightweight Electric Vehicles, Integrated Online Platforms, Micromobility, Scooters, Scooter-sharing, E-scooters, and E-bikes markets.
Superpedestrian has 51-200 employees.
Superpedestrian hires globally with a remote-first approach, allowing employees to work from anywhere.
Superpedestrian is not actively hiring at the moment. Check back later for new opportunities.
Yes, Superpedestrian is a remote-first company.
Superpedestrian's website is www.superpedestrian.com .
You can find Superpedestrian on LinkedIn .
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