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TRIPX Navigation Pod

A round navigation display for your motorcycle handlebar. Plan the ride in the TRIPX app and put your phone away. TRIPX shows the next turn, how far it is, the road name and when you’ll arrive.

Price

To be announced

Final pricing will be announced closer to launch.

Status
Preparing for launch
Purchasing
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  • Round colour screenMade to be read in a glance
  • Connected to your phoneThe TRIPX app sends the next turn by Bluetooth
  • Quarter-turn mountClamp it on the bar, twist the pod on and off
  • RechargeableUSB-C charging

Prototype shown. The final design may change. The app launches on Android and iPhone together.

Navigation at a glance

The next turn, drawn big.

Distance first, road name second, nothing third. The round screen sits beside your speedometer and is made to be read in a glance, then ignored.

  1. Route: 200 metres to a right turn onto 12th Main Road.01 · Route

    Your road and the junction ahead. The other streets shrink to short stubs, so the turn that’s yours is obvious.

  2. Approaching: 80 metres to the turn, the blue ring closing.02 · Approaching

    Distance big at the top. The blue ring closes as the turn gets nearer.

  3. Turn: 20 metres, the arrow drawn on the road.03 · Turn

    The same arrow the app uses, drawn on the road you’re about to take.

Real screens from the TRIPX software. They may change before launch.

The TRIPX pod clamped on the right half of a motorcycle handlebar, beside the speedometer.
Photo: “Royal Enfield Hunter 350” by Pintu dasaundhi, CC BY-SA 4.0. Retouched, TRIPX added as a render; its final position is being set on the bike. TRIPX is not affiliated with Royal Enfield.

Designed for your ride

Clamp it once. Click it on.

Small enough to sit in the cockpit without crowding it, and it rides where your eyes already go.

  1. 01

    The clamp

    Goes around the handlebar, with a liner between the clamp and the bar.

  2. 02

    Line it up

    Marks on the mount show which way the pod goes on.

  3. 03

    A quarter-turn

    Turn it until it clicks. Turn it back to take it with you when you park.

  • The pod in side profile: a thin gunmetal front rim, a slim matte black body and a stepped back with a centre boss.
    SlimA thin rim and glass that runs almost to the edge, so the screen fills the face.
  • The back of the pod: four screws, a stepped edge and the quarter-turn interface in the centre.
    One twistThe centre of the back locks onto the mount.
  • Illustration of the rider’s view: the TRIPX pod clamped on the handlebar to the right of a round speedometer.
    The rider’s viewBeside the speedometer, inside your line of sight. Illustration; the exact position on the bike is being finalised.

Connected experience

Your phone navigates. TRIPX shows the way.

Search, routing and voice run in the TRIPX app. The pod gets only what you need at a glance.

  1. Route preview to Lalbagh Botanical Garden: 19 minutes and 8.7 km, with two routes to choose from and a Start ride button.
    01 · Your phone

    Plan the ride

    Search for a place, compare routes and tap Start in the TRIPX app.

  2. Riding: bear right onto Richmond Road in 250 metres, with the route on a dark map and 12 minutes to go.
    02 · Bluetooth

    The next turn, sent

    Your phone sends the turn, how far away it is and when you’ll arrive, kept up to date as you ride.

  3. The TRIPX screen: 80 metres to a right turn onto 12th Main Road. 03 · TRIPX

    Lock the phone. Keep riding.

    TRIPX keeps showing the map, the turns and your arrival time with the phone in your pocket.

The app launches on Android and iPhone together. Guidance with the phone locked is how TRIPX is built, and it’s being proven on test rides before launch.

Built around the display

Every screen, drawn for a circle.

Each screen is drawn on the pod from what your phone sends. One look for day, one for night. Some of these are still being built.

  • Roundabout: second exit in 60 metres, with the exit drawn on the circle.Roundabouts
  • Lanes: which lanes to use for the turn onto Airport Road.Lanes
  • Full map: a tilted street map with the route turning right onto 80 Feet Road in 100 metres.Full map
  • Rerouting: an amber arrow and the words finding a new route.Rerouting
  • Arrived at Café Terrace, Indiranagar, after 12 km and 34 minutes.Arrived
  • Cruise: speed, heading on a compass ring, the time, range and the speed limit.Cruise
  • Journey: time left, start and arrival time and distance on an arc.Journey
  • Now playing: track, artist and playback time.Now playing
  • Hazard: a speed breaker 100 metres ahead.Hazards
  • Low fuel: 42 km of range shown in amber beside the next turn.Low fuel

Real screens from the TRIPX software. They may change before launch.

Inside

Eight parts, each with one job.

The pod taken apart along its axis: front shell, cover lens, display, board, chassis, battery, rear housing and mount interface.
  1. 01

    Front shell

    One piece, with a thin rim around the glass.

  2. 02

    Cover glass

    Glass over the screen.

  3. 03

    Screen

    Round and in colour, made to be read in a glance.

  4. 04

    Brains

    Talks to your phone and draws every screen on the pod.

  5. 05

    Frame

    Holds everything in place behind the screen.

  6. 06

    Battery

    Rechargeable, with a USB-C port for charging.

  7. 07

    Back

    Closes the pod and carries the charging port.

  8. 08

    Mount

    Twists onto the mount and clicks into place.

This is the current prototype. Parts may change before launch.

Product details

What it is, and what we’ll tell you later.

Screen

Shape
Round, in colour
Shows
The next turn, how far it is, the road name and when you’ll arrive
Looks
One for day, one for night

Your phone

Connects by
Bluetooth
Navigation
In the TRIPX app, on your phone
Phone locked
TRIPX keeps guiding you
Phones
Android and iPhone

On the bike

Mount
Clamp on the handlebar, twist the pod on
Take it with you
Twist it off when you park
Charging
Rechargeable, USB-C
Updates
From the app

Coming when it’s tested

Size, weight, battery life, rain and brightness. We’ll share them once they’re measured on the final product, not before.

Preparing for launch

Be first to know when TRIPX launches.

Final details are coming soon. Pre-register and we’ll email you launch news and final pricing first.

Priceto be announcedAnnounced closer to release

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Questions

Can I buy TRIPX now?

Not yet. TRIPX is preparing for launch and purchasing isn’t open. Pre-register to hear first when it is, with final pricing.

Do I pay anything to pre-register?

No. Pre-registering isn’t an order: nothing is charged and nothing is reserved. We’ll only email you about the TRIPX launch.

How much will it cost?

The price isn’t final. It will be announced closer to launch, and pre-registered riders hear it first.

When can I get one?

TRIPX is a working prototype and the hardware is in development. We don’t have a date yet. Pre-registered riders hear first when we do.

Which bikes does it fit?

We’re designing the mount to suit as many bikes as we can. Tell us your motorcycle when you pre-register so we can check it.

Is my data safe?

Pre-registration details are used only to tell you about the TRIPX launch. We never sell them, and you can ask us to delete them at any time. Read the privacy notice.

TRIPX Navigation Pod

Price to be announced · Final price at launch

Early access

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