If you’ve ever played a racing simulator like MotoGP's or Dakar's video game, you’d know that there are a couple of layers that keep players on the right track to getting good. Everything from riding assists, racing lines, brake points, and more are available to switch on and off, and these overlays are quite helpful until you master the video game’s physics.
However, we’re not talking about a new type of overlay for a video game here. Aegis Rider wants to bring augmented reality on motorcycles to a whole new level, and we’re not just talking about a neat heads-up display or a smart helmet, but a computer system that can tell you exactly how to ride in order to keep safe.
