OMOWAY Omo-X Heads to Production as Space Gyroscopes Turn This Electric Scooter Into a Steady Ride

Test footage shows the Omo-X electric scooter remaining as stable as a rock on a seesaw despite the platform heaving beneath it, but only because no one is on board. This is all down to the control moment gyroscope, which was adapted from satellites / spacecraft and spins as fast as lightning to counteract any tilt.

As the camera and sensors provide data to the processor, the gyroscope fine-tunes in real time, keeping the item upright even in slow-moving traffic. It also becomes more intelligent as it learns the roads you use the most frequently via cloud links and responds to variations in weight or surface.

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Riders sit on a floating seat just above a large rear wheel, with angular bodywork extending all along the sides and LED strips lighting the path, including the unique saberlight strip along the front. The front end is entirely influenced by spacecraft shapes, giving it a sharp, forward-leaning appearance that allows it to glide through the air effortlessly. Then there are the panels to swap out, with three options: a simple step-through scooter, a street model, and a touring arrangement ready to carry bags.

They must have done something right with the Omo-X, as it received an iF Design Award for 2026, which is not bad for a design like this. A large 10.25-inch screen in the center of the cockpit displays all sorts of important information, such as navigation, local charging stations, and more, eliminating the need to park your phone. This is only the beginning, for connectivity runs deep here, as you have your digital key for unlocking the phone. It can even speak with other vehicles on the road, enabling group rides and shared routes. Then there’s the app for remote monitoring and control.

Safety kicks in immediately and smoothly. The Omo-X provides 360-degree vision thanks to many cameras; there are no blind spots, and threats are visible. If the rider takes their eyes off the road for an extended period of time, the brakes are activated to bring the vehicle to a halt. Wet roads and tight curves need a little more support to avoid slipping. All of this takes a fraction of a second. Adaptive cruise control keeps up with traffic flow, one-touch parking holds position on demand, and a summon option brings the item to you without requiring you to jump on.

Performance data is finally available, with a top speed of more than 68 mph and a proven range of 125 miles on a single charge. We don’t know all the details on the battery and engine yet, as that will have to wait until the official reveal. According to early estimates, the price will be roughly $3,800, which is reasonable given that it is electric. Pre-orders begin in Indonesia at the end of April, with a public debut scheduled for late May, with intentions to expand to other countries following that.
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