The Manta5 hydrofoil bike will allow you to race on the water at a speed of 20 km / h

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  The Manta5 hydrofoil bike will allow you to race on the water at a speed of 20 km / h For the first time, the Manta5 hydrofoil water bike became known at the end of 2017. Its official presentation took place three years later, at the prestigious CES 2020 exhibition. The concept of this water-powered e-bike was developed in New Zealand. Production of one of the models – Manta5 XE-1 is established in China, it was presented last weekend at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. A well-trained rider will be able to use the XE-1 pedal system to accelerate to 22 km / h and arrange an unforgettable 4.5-hour boat trip. The time is determined by the charge of the battery that powers the electric motor, which helps to turn the screw. You can already buy the Manta5 XE-1 in the US, UK, Europe and New Zealand at a price of $ 9,000. It is expected that by 2023, the company will produce several models of hydrofoil water bikes, including racing versions of the Manta5 XE-1 and a special mod...
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A card on your finger. In Japan, they introduced rings for paying for purchases

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A card on your finger. In Japan, they introduced rings for paying for purchases


The Japanese company MTG has started selling Evering smart rings on the domestic market, which can be used to pay for goods.

The ring with a built-in chip is made of synthetic zirconium crystal. It is waterproof and does not require recharging, the creators of the gadget emphasize.


A ring made of zirconium dioxide, a synthetic crystal that is sometimes used instead of diamonds in jewelry, allows people to lock their doors, as well as pay for purchases in stores.


The Covid-19 pandemic has made contactless payments a much more popular method of shopping. Against this background, MTG signed a contract with Visa to sell the first batch of 3,000 rings in Japan.


To start using the Evering smart ring, you need to connect bank cards to it using the mobile program. To pay, you must bring the ring to the terminal. The maximum purchase amount with the ring is 30 thousand yen ($270), and the ring itself costs 19,800 yen ($182).

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