MOTOEYE E6 Helmet Smart HUD

MOTOEYE E6 Helmet Smart HUD Head-Up Display, Bluetooth, GPS, CarPlay, Android Auto, Mesh Intercom, Rearview Camera, Remote Control, Voice Command, RGB Atmosphere Lights, IP66, Suitable for All Helmets. Parameters Item Parameter Rear Camera RGB Flash Tail Light RAM 2G TF Card 64G RGB Atmosphere Light Voice Command Remote Control GPS CPU 8 Cores @ 1.8GHz Optical Module 640x400, FOV 24°, 10000:1 Mobile Conectivity Apple Carplay, Android Auto, Screen Mirroring Bluetooth Quad Core WiFi 5GHz & 2.4GHz Intercom 3 Intercom Mode Audio System Stereo 40mm Speakers & ADSP NR Interface Type-C Built-in Battery 1400mAh Front Camera Expandable Waterproof Grade IP66 What's in the Box FAQ Q1: Is MotoEye HUD a helmet or just a helmet accessory？ MotoEye HUD is designed as an external accessory, which allows you to freely use your own helmets. Q2: What kinds of helments will this work with? MotoEye HUD fits almost all types of helmets, including half, 3/4, and full-face helmets, as well as flip-up full-face helmets. Q3: Can I listen to music, navigate and answer calls at the same time? Of course you can, You can use all three functions at once, even Driving Video. Q4: How to join the intercome with the MotoEye HUD? There are three ways to intercome: 1. public network intercom 2. Mesh intercom 3. Wireless connection intercom intercom Q5: How is the display effect with the MotoEye HUD? MotoEye HUD uses AR imaging principles, that can display the information needed for riding at the upper position in front of the human eye. AR display of MotoEye HUD features high-definition with 10000:1, highlights and adjustable brightness. Q6: What is the expected battery life of the MotoEye HUD? The MotoEye HUD has a built-in 1400mAh battery, which can provide continuous navigation for 4 hours. If equipped with an extended battery module 4000mAh, it can provide continuous navigation for up to 18 hours or continuous video recording for more than 8 hours. Q7: How is the noise reduction performance of the product? Will making a call while riding a motorcycle affect it? The MotoEye HUD uses a dedicated ADSP chip and dual microphones for noise reduction. The main microphone collects the voice of the speaker near the mouth, and the secondary microphone is located inside the host, used to collect the wind noise outside the helmet. Finally, the ADSP filters out the noise through a certain algorithm. It can ensure stable communication even when riding at 120 km/h. Q8: Are the channels of Mesh intercom public or private? The Mesh intercom function supports 10 public channels and also supports users to create private channels. If a private channel is created, the system will generate an invitation code, and teammates need to enter the invitation code to join the intercom team. Q9: What is the difference between public network intercom and Mesh intercom? Public network intercom requires the operator's cellular network, and the voice data of the intercom is transmitted through the operator's network. Therefore, public network intercom has no distance limit. Mesh intercom does not rely on operator's network, it is a self-organizing communication technology that can automatically form a communication network within a certain range, the network topology structure will also adjust automatically. It can be used even in areas without operator's network. Mesh intercom has a distance limit, and generally requires the distance between two nodes to be within 500 meters. Q10: Can i use my phone apps, if i just want to use display part of HUD? There are three ways to use your owe phone apps:The MotoEye HUD support Phone Mirror, it is a good way to screen mirroring app for your phone apps. The MotoEye HUD support Connect Services, such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. you can use the apps which support the services. Tutorial Videos