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Langfeite helps you to bring your ideas to life. Whether you already have a finished design of electric scooter that you want to manufacture or if youare in the early stages and need help to finish your designs you can contact Langfeite and we can help you to get it done.
In previous blogs we have discussed on what parts are needed in electric scooter (What are the parts required to manufacture an electric scooter? and What do you need to know about electric scooter batteries?) but how do you do the actual design.
That’s where CAD comes in, just like almost all machinery in the world electric scooters are first designed with a computer using CAD software which can also be used for calculating the strength of the design.
Important parts are the battery compartment, forks and most importantly the stem locking and axel as those are the parts that have to take a lot of strain from the weight of the scooter. To make sure your design is secure you should work with professional designers and engineers. At Langfeite we have designed numerous electric scooters and other mobility products over the years and our team has a lot of expertice on how to make products not only secure but ergonomic and easy to use.
Safety first is always the guiding principle but after that comes the fun part – designing your own cool scooter that works for your clients. Stem and deck size to match the rider, correct wheel size and compartment, ground clearance – is the scooter for city or off-roading – lights and wiring. All these parts of the scooter have to be well designed so that they function as expected.
For electronic devices like scooters it’s not only the main components that need to be places but one of the challenging part can be the wiring, will you build your wiring inside the stems for example or leave it out to make a simpler and cheaper design. Outside wires are also easier to replace if needed but hiding them makes the scooter look much more streamlined.
All the main parts like motor, throttle and battery need to be controlled aswell. For this there is a separate controller board in the scooter or it can be built in to other parts like the battery itself for example. If your scooter has special features or lighting you might also need PCB (printed circuit board) and hardware engineering design.
So all in all to design a scooter you will need a team of professionals CAD, PCB, Structural and Electrical engineers without forgetting the cool industrial designers to make your scooter look absolutely rad.
For all these needs and more Langfeite can help. Our experienced team loves making scooters and we are always eager to work with people who share the same passions. So contact Langfeite today and lets make your design come to life!