I checked out the Canyon prototype Predict bike today.
First, it's truly a smart bike itself. The handlebars have a display as a standard feature, and there are headlights on the handlebars and top tube, a 360 camera, and a motion sensor mounted on the DT wheel hub. There's AI inside the bike that doesn't require internet, and it provides real-time alerts about vehicle distances and predicts when car doors will open, and it predicts people's behavior during pack riding.
To intuitively communicate such situations, there are lights on the levers and they also provide vibrations to alert you.
Another feature is the Stinger smart helmet, which has a HUD on the helmet so you can continue looking straight ahead and see various information like speed, cadence, and heart rate. It can also be used independently on bikes without the Predict system.
The HUD visor can be voice-activated or button-pressed, and the motorized visor retracts inward while cleaning itself. There's a voice recognition microphone inside the helmet, so you can control everything with voice commands, and you can make calls, get directions, and view remaining distance information.
