Honda UNI-CUB (formerly Honda U3-X), personal mobility device, Honda Motor Co., Minato, Tokyo, Japan

Introducing Honda's new personal mobility device that features Hondas omni-directional driving wheel system and balance control technology.

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The amazing Honda Uni-Cub is part office chair, part unicycle and part electric scooter. We put it to the test.

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You just sit and lean in the direction that you would like to go. The newest version is more stable, supports heavier people, smaller and taller people. Honda is now selling their Uni-Cub to businesses in Japan that use it for futuristic guided tours, the commercial release of this monowheel mono transporter is for later.

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While both the original UNI-CUB and its successor have the same 6 km/h top speed and 6 km range, the main difference between them is that the latter is lower and lighter.
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2 minute video showcasing Honda's UNI-CUB at a STEM event in Toledo, Ohio and talking to young girls about the importance of STEM education

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