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Headline: RAW VIDEO: Chinese Firm Unveil Self-Driving Scooter That Can Shapeshift Depending On Driving Needs

Caption: A Chinese company has unveiled designs for a self-driving “multi-form” scooter. The Omo X can transform to suit the needs of its rider, whether navigating busy city streets or cruising along quiet roads. In "cruise mode," the Omo X is equipped with trunk storage and attachable containers on each side of the rear wheel, making it perfect for carrying extra luggage or personal items. Its futuristic design, inspired by starships, and cutting-edge features signal a new era for high-tech two-wheeled transport. One of the Omo X’s standout features is its eye-catching front light, which does away with the traditional headlamp. Instead, it’s equipped with a glowing continuous line that wraps around the front, evoking a lightsaber effect. When activated, the light gradually illuminates, casting a beam that projects onto the road like something straight out of a sci-fi blockbuster. But the Omo X isn't just about looks. It comes with multiple riding modes tailored to different environments. Whether you're weaving through dense traffic or enjoying a peaceful ride, the bike adjusts to suit the surroundings. Its innovative technology includes an intelligent riding assist system and an advanced AI-powered ‘Halo Pilot,’ designed to monitor the road ahead. This system ensures safety by scanning for potential risks, offering warnings, and adjusting speed to maintain a safe distance from nearby vehicles. Perhaps the most mind-blowing feature is the Omo X’s ability to park itself. Riders simply choose a spot on the digital screen, press a button, and the scooter autonomously parks itself with no input from the rider. It’s a step into the future for those who value convenience. The bike’s safety features are also top-notch. If a rider becomes distracted or drowsy, the Omo X’s collision assistant braking system activates, warning the rider with animated alerts on the screen. It also steps in to prevent potential accidents by slowing the bike down if needed. As for convenience, the Omo X supports wireless charging, allowing riders to simply park it on a charging pad for a full recharge. With 360-degree cameras, the scooter continuously scans its surroundings, providing real-time updates and warnings about obstacles in the rider’s path. While the Omo X promises to be a game-changer in urban transport, no official date has been released for its production or availability.

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