Increasing safety.

Driver assistance systems are common in cars, but AI can also help prevent cycling accidents. It can analyze traffic data and spot hazards. One recent improvement is AI-powered bike lights and safety devices that use sensors and smart technology to understand what’s happening around the cyclist. These systems can change the brightness of the bike lights based on the lighting conditions, like making them dimmer in bright sunlight or brighter when it's dark. Also, some devices can track the cyclist's heart rate and tiredness, giving alerts if the rider is pushing themselves too hard.

A promising development in AI safety is collision avoidance technology. This technology uses sensors and cameras to foresee possible collisions and alerts riders in time to take action. For instance, Lumos helmets have AI features that offer rear lights and turn signals, making riders more visible to others on the road, which helps lower the chance of accidents.