EyeRide HUD - Smart Motorcycle Helmet Display

The Eyeride motorcycle helmet display is an augmented reality add-on for your helmet, made by Eyelights. It makes your helmet smart. Since it keeps distractions like your phone out of the way, it’ll also make your motorcycle rides safer.

EyeRide also has built-in GPS, intercom, music, and call options. The HUD display places all these functions in your field of view. This way, you can answer calls without taking your smartphone in your hand.

Features of the EyeRide HUD Smart Helmet

The Eyeride HUD is the smallest head-up display you can attach to any helmet. The display shows the GPS map, calls, and music directly in your field of view. This way, you don’t lose concentration while riding. It also lets you focus on the road, thereby contributing to your overall safety.

HUD technology was first used for fighter pilots, and later entered the automotive industry.

The display produces an exceptionally sharp and bright image (3000 nits). The Nano OLED display offers 100% transparency and vivid colors.

View from the EyeRide HUD smart motorcycle helmet

It works with Google Maps and Waze. You can also see who’s calling you. The flat Bluetooth 5.0 stereo headset offers a premium, powerful audio experience (99dB). You can also hear clear audio even at high speeds. The directional microphone prevents wind noise.

EyeRide charges in two hours and offers an average day’s worth of runtime.

Bluetooth Remote Control

You can control your music and calls with the Bluetooth remote control. You can attach it anywhere, including the handlebars. It uses a Bluetooth 5.0 low-power connection. You can change the music in any app. You can also make or receive calls through a dedicated app.

It’s also waterproof. As a result, the EyeRide HUD is an innovative product that will have a lasting impact on the safety of motorcycle riders worldwide.

HUD Technology

Head-Up Display (HUD) systems project speed and navigation information into the rider’s eye line, letting them keep looking at the road.

Bluetooth Connection

Smart helmets can pair with a phone over Bluetooth to relay incoming calls and navigation alerts to the helmet.

Battery Life

These types of smart helmet systems typically offer usage time ranging from a few hours to a full day on a single charge.

Related Questions

The display projects information like maps, calls, and music directly into the rider’s field of view. This lets the rider access this information without taking their eyes off the road to look at their phone.

Pilots needed to access information without taking their eyes off their main field of view, in environments requiring high speed and fast decision-making. Since this need also applies to automotive and motorcycle riders, the technology was gradually adapted to these fields as well.