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Yesterday and Today of Segway®Segway® in the past Segway® is (in short) a traveling device which you operate standing straight with your body movements, fully controlling direction of the motion. By means of this leg extension a driver can go along even bumpy surfaces thanks to the fact that both wheels fastened on one axle can keep the balance. Inventor of this one of the most unusual vehicles in the world, American Dean Kamen, who earlier invented such useful things as a syringe for diabetics dozing the insulin on the basis of the preliminary set organism requirement or a portable dialysis device, kept the results of his works in deep secret for a long time. In the result at the end of the last century the world didn't know much about Segway®. Some thought that it was a perpetuum mobile to others it reminded of the new Rubik's cube, and there were people who thought this to be a teleportation machine. Production of Segway was possible when several Americans who used Internet to develop their businesses (Jeff Bezos from Amazon.com, Steve Jobs from Apple Computers and Paul Allaire from Xerox) invested millions of dollars in this novel idea, which looked like a cross between the short scooter and the miniature of the Roman chariot. Segway® today In the course of only a few years that smallest personal means of transport found a wide implementation. Municipal services quickly learned to appreciate its mobility and maneuverability plus great visibility while patrolling the streets and parks. That's why it's been used by the police in Chicago and New York or some airports. |
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