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Mantis Motion Labs Wearable Safety Gear

Wearable Safety Gear

Making Riders More Visible, Predictable, and Protected.

Mantis Motion Labs is exploring wearable safety gear designed to improve rider visibility, signaling, and rear awareness in real-world riding environments.

Wearable concepts can support riders across different vehicles and routes, making safety less dependent on one bike, scooter, or handlebar setup.

Designed for Rider Visibility

Visibility is a major concern for micro-mobility users. Riders may be difficult to see at night, in bad weather, in traffic, or when moving between vehicles and pedestrians.

Mantis wearable safety concepts focus on helping riders become more noticeable, more predictable, and more connected to the safety tools around them.

Concept Areas

This category includes the Blind Spot Sensor Smock, Mantis Signal Vest with LED arrows, Visibility Backpack, Delivery Pro Series concepts, reflective rider gear, illuminated gear, and future wearable safety modules.

Delivery Rider Use Case

Delivery riders are a major focus for wearable safety gear because they often ride at night, during peak traffic, in poor weather, and under tight delivery windows. Wearable visibility tools can support riders across multiple vehicles and routes.

More Than Apparel

Mantis Motion Labs views wearable safety gear as part of a larger safety ecosystem. Future wearable concepts may connect with smart helmets, rider controls, lighting systems, rear awareness devices, or safety data tools.

The Goal

The goal is to create rider gear that does more than look visible. It should help communicate movement, improve awareness, and support safer riding decisions.