CHIGEE has rolled out a new voice controlled dashcam built specifically for motorcycles, aiming to give riders a safer way to record their rides without fumbling for buttons.
The company has built a name for itself in motorcycle tech, and this latest device leans into that focus. Riders can start recording, take snapshots, or switch modes just by speaking, keeping their hands on the bars where they belong.
The setup is meant to handle wind noise and highway speeds, common problems for voice tech mounted on a moving vehicle. CHIGEE designed the hardware to sit easily on different bike types, so it works whether someone is commuting through traffic or riding long distance on a highway.
Safety is the main selling point here. Motorcyclists dealing with a phone mount or a dashcam interface mid ride face real risk, and CHIGEE is betting that voice control cuts down on that distraction.
The dashcam fits into a growing market of gear made specifically for two wheeled vehicles rather than adapted from car tech. CHIGEE says the goal is simple, give riders a tool that keeps their attention on the road while still capturing footage they might need later, whether for memories or evidence after an incident.
My two cents…
Talk to it, it records. Bars stay gripped, hands stay put. Built for wind noise and highway chaos, mounts on any bike. Safety first, footage later, memories or evidence, your call.
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