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Also, an electric bicycle startup, is developing an e-bike that breaks the direct mechanical link between pedals and wheels. Instead, pedaling generates electricity to power a motor, with software controlling the riding experience to mimic traditional cycling or enhance performance.

Dyson, a British technology company, has launched its first-ever handheld fan featuring a high-speed motor capable of reaching 65,000 RPM. This innovation highlights Dyson's expansion into consumer electronics with a focus on advanced engineering.