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Ebike Regulation Loopholes Spark Safety Concerns for Micro-Mobility Sector – Dividend Earnings Report – dars.gov.et Opelousas resident dies in electric bike crash – KATC Injured delivery rider keeps working despite road accident – Daily Express Malaysia Volkswagen's E-Bike Tries To Keep You Safe With A Rearview Camera And Smart Helmet – InsideEVs 11-year-old boy badly injured in e-scooter collision, driver still at large – CTV News DOT cranks up its campaign to strip bike lane references from federal websites – NPR E-scooter rider hospitalized after Sunday crash – Lowell Sun n+ Launches Volkswagen-Licensed E-Bikes with Camera, Smart Helmet, Glasses – Motorcycle & Powersports News Bengaluru techie's weekend Rapido job ends in alleged assault, sparks debate on gig worker safety – Storyboard18 Ebike Regulation Loopholes Pose Potential Risks for Micromobility Sector – Forward Guidance Trends – dars.gov.et 2 teens on e-bike involved in head-on collision in Albany – NEWS10 ABC Alberta’s Bike Lane “Snitch Line” Targets Cycling, Advocates Say It’s Time to Speak Up – Momentum Mag Cardo Beyond GTS lands Red Dot design award – Visordown Man riding electric scooter critically injured after wheel detaches from passing trailer, hits him on Route 41 in Gurnee – Lake and McHenry County Scanner Indore delivery rider jumps to safety as leopard pounces on him in chilling video – India Today What happened to Yonna? Twitch streamer reacts after e-bike accident on livestream – The Times of India After a truck blocked a bike lane, an irate Boston cyclist blocked a lane of traffic in retaliation – Boston.com Micromobility safety: Avoiding traumatic brain injuries and facial trauma – The University of Alabama at Birmingham Beloit-area teen killed in Sheboygan e-bike crash, loved ones launch fundraiser – WIFR Electric Scooters – City of Toronto Cambridge police seek e-scooter rider in hit-and-run that seriously injured 9-year-old – MassLive West Palm Beach e-scooter death sparks safety, bike lane concerns – WPEC Bike lane boom or business bust? Critics push back on Chicago’s cycling grid – Loop North News E-Scooter Rider Seriously Injured After Crashing Into Guardrail in Bloomingdale – TAPinto

Built for the Future of Micro-Mobility Safety

Mantis Motion Labs is a research-driven safety and innovation company focused on the future of micro-mobility. Our work centers on the riders who move through cities, neighborhoods, campuses, and delivery routes using e-bikes, e-scooters, and other personal electric transportation.

We believe safer movement begins with better awareness. Riders need to see more, be seen sooner, and understand what is happening around them before risk becomes danger.

What We Do

Mantis Motion Labs studies real-world rider challenges and turns those insights into safety-focused product concepts. We focus on visibility, rear awareness, rider signaling, smart accessories, wearable safety, and connected device ideas that can support safer movement.

Our concepts are designed around the way riders actually move — through traffic, near vehicles, around pedestrians, across uneven roads, and under time pressure.

Why It Matters

Micro-mobility is growing fast, but safety technology has not kept up with the way riders are using these devices. E-bike and scooter riders often share space with larger vehicles, distracted drivers, poor road conditions, low visibility, and unpredictable traffic patterns.

Delivery riders face even more pressure. They often ride during peak traffic, bad weather, night hours, and tight delivery windows. These conditions create real safety risks that deserve better tools, better data, and better design.

Our Approach

Mantis Motion Labs combines rider feedback, safety research, product design, and future-focused technology concepts. Every idea begins with a simple question:

How can this help riders move safer?

That question guides our work across product development, research, content, rider surveys, and safety reporting.

Vision. Protection. Innovation.

These three words define the foundation of Mantis Motion Labs.

Vision means helping riders see, understand, and anticipate more of what is happening around them.

Protection means designing concepts that support rider safety before, during, and after moments of risk.

Innovation means creating practical, forward-thinking solutions for a transportation world that is changing quickly.

The Mantis Standard

The mantis represents awareness, precision, patience, and fast reaction. Those traits shape how we think about rider safety.

Mantis Motion Labs is not just about building products. It is about building a smarter safety ecosystem for modern movement — one that listens to riders, studies real risks, and develops solutions with purpose.

Help Shape What Comes Next

Your experience can help guide the future of micro-mobility safety. Whether you ride every day, deliver on an e-bike, use a scooter occasionally, or care about safer streets, your feedback matters.

Take the Rider Safety Survey and help Mantis Motion Labs build smarter safety solutions for every ride.