
Ahead of CES 2020, Damon Motorcycles and BlackBerry QNX have now announced plans to collaboratively unveil Damon's flagship Hypersport Pro Electric Superbike at the event on January 7th. The joint unveiling is part of a broader announcement that Damon Motorcycles will be using BlackBerry QNX to power its CoPilot advanced warning system across its entire line-up.
"We're on a mission to unleash the full potential of personal mobility for the world's commuters," said Jay Giraud, Chief Executive Officer of Damon Motorcycles. "To address this, we spent the last three years developing an AI-powered, fully connected, e-motorcycle platform that incorporates CoPilot, our proprietary 360º warning system. By building it on BlackBerry's best-in-class technology that is safety certified, Damon motorcycles will be the safest, most advanced electric motorcycle in the market."
"With its advanced collision warning system, Damon's new Hypersport Pro is a game-changing model for the motorcycle industry," said Grant Courville, VP, Product Management and Strategy, BlackBerry QNX. "We're absolutely thrilled to have them in our booth and look forward to showing off the highly-secure software that delivers enhanced situational awareness and increased peace of mind for riders. BlackBerry QNX is leading the way in next-generation mobility systems by providing a safe and secure platform for connected vehicles and beyond and we're proud to work with Damon on this exciting advancement."
In addition to the unveiling, the BlackBerry booth at CES will also be hosting the Future Of Motorcycling Interactive Experience where those in attendance will be able to take in 'a rideable, leaning stationary motorcycle that uses virtual reality to showcase the motorcycle's unique features' including the CoPilot advanced warning system.
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