Motorcycle racing has become a professional kind of sport and one of the most dynamic and beautiful sports. This sport is practiced by both professionals and amateurs.
The development of motorcycling is paralleled with the development of automobile sports and the automotive industry as a whole.
According to the latest statistics, some specialists suggest that motorcycling is not a very healthy sport. It’s also associated with low-impact exercising and joint and knee problems. However, getting fit for motorcycling involves regular workouts to improve stretching, endurance, and overall strength in arms, back, and legs.
To become a successful biker and practice motorcycle as a professional sport, you need not only to do sports and regular exercises to be in an appropriate state but also conduct research about what bike to buy, what features are there in many different bikes from different brands, and find a coach to make motorcycling safer and more enjoyable for you.
Analytics and research are essential for sports betting too. Bettors need to know every nuance of the sport they have chosen to bet on, about teams and athletes, and their performance throughout the last few years to be successful bettors and win more than lose. Football Analysis is crucial for football fans. Bettors can find information about ideal betting platforms for wagering on football, betting strategies, and common betting markets.
Motorcycling is developing with the automotive industry, as it was said earlier. There are lots of different technologies that are being invented to make riding in a car safer and more pleasant for a driver, like advanced sensors, smart car technology, AI, etc. This can be said about motorcycling too.
AI in Motorcycling
Motorcycling is evolving, and motorbikes are in the list of the most technological integrations in the automotive industry. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands out as a technological driver of the industry and will undoubtedly change it in the coming years.
Let’s look at some features of the AI in motorcycling that are extremely helpful for bikers.
Driver Safety
Riding a motorbike is more dangerous than a car. The driver isn’t as safe as in a car that has a completely enclosed “body”. AI-powered motorcycles include advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). This system uses machine learning and sensors to detect potential hazards and warn the driver to take action correctly and attentively in case of different situations on the road.
Some motorcycle helmets have AI-driven displays. They provide drivers with information like speed, weather conditions, and navigation instructions. Such helmets can even analyse the state of the driver and indicate when he needs a rest.
Moreover, drivers can buy special clothes or smart clothes that will monitor their whole body and indicate their temperature, hydration levels, and heart rate. This all can prevent trauma and accidents.
Navigation and Performance
Modern motorcycles have advanced navigation systems. Such motorcycles connect to the internet, allow real-time traffic updates and route optimisation, and they even can offer the driver suggestions for efficient routes based on their preferences.
There is also the opportunity to use voice commands to make calls, send messages, and control music without taking your hands off the handlebars.
By analysing data from various sensors, AI can help to optimise driver’s performance on the road. This analysis is based on road conditions and riding style. This feature can be used in case of driving on different surfaces.
Closing Words
AI in motorcycling continues to develop and make motorcycles more autonomous. It changes not only the performance on the road but also makes riders more aware of their health, style of driving, and predicts challenges on the road.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Aleksandra Djurdjevic
Senior Content Creator
Aleksandra Djurdjevic is a senior writer and editor, covering motorcycle adventures, biker tips and tricks and general exploring on two wheels. She has previously worked as ESL teacher for English Tochka. Aleksandra graduated from the Comparative Literature department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Serbia. Aleksandra’s love for the biking and adventure, getting out on the open road, year after year across the planet helps her continue to be a top expert at RMJ.
