CES 2020: Segway-Ninebot shows swift single-seater

S-Pod

At CES 2020, Segway-Ninebot launched a series of new eMopeds and eScooters as well as a self-balancing rolling chair called the S-Pod

At CES 2020, Segway-Ninebot launched a series of new eMopeds and eScooters as well as a self-balancing rolling chair called the S-Pod. Described by the company as a “smart transporting pod for enclosed campuses,” the S-Pod evokes images of vehicles from the animated film Wall-E or the rolling spheres in Jurassic World. Passengers are carried on a gyroscopically-balanced two-wheel carriage that has a single seat perched on top.

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