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MyBell project goes live on Kickstarter

A customizable, digital bike bell with built-in lights lands on Kickstarter with $90,000 goal.

The MyBell team: Steve Remy, Peter Pottier (center) and Valentin Siderskiy. (Photo courtesy of MyBell)

The customizable bike bell, MyBell, took its crowdfunding campaign live on Monday. The team is working to raise $90,000, and, as of this writing, has raised more than $12,000 from 117 backers.

Pre-order a MyBell for $99

We met MyBell’s creator, Peter Pottier, at our first Brooklyn Tech Meetup at Brooklyn Law School. Since then, the device has made a lot of progress, evolving into a system with both sounds and lights. Where previously the device attached to a semi-permanent platform, it’s now built to be strapped on to a bike.

Here’s a photo from MyBell’s website showing some of the product’s iterations:

Iterations of MyBell

We reported on the project last year and its plans to seek crowdfunding in the fall, but it took a bit longer to get there, which is not unusual for hardware projects.

Check out MyBell’s official Kickstarter video:

Also, check out this “symphony” video, showing ways a user could play with MyBells:

https://vimeo.com/99006691

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