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Meanings of self-balancing in English

Self-balancing.

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Usage of self-balancing in English
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Segway, despite all its shortcomings, advanced the cause with its self-balancing technology.
Wired
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Honda has previously shown prototype self-balancing Segway-like devices with omni-directional wheels.
The Irish Times
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The Segway Human Transporter is inventor Dean Kamen's self-balancing electronic scooter.
Wired
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Like the Uberboard and the Segway, it's self-balancing and battery powered.
The Irish Times
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The folks at UL have begun accepting product submittals for "self-balancing scooters."
Wired
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The REX, made by New Zealand-based company REX Bionics, is self-balancing and requires no crutches.
Reuters
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They have the same self-balancing magic that makes a Segway a Segway, but they're hands-free.
Wired
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Like all of Segway's inventions, these skates are self-balancing.
Wired
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A self-balancing, personal transportation device, sporting high-tech gyroscopes.
The Irish Times
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It tried a self-balancing unicycle and a hoverboard.
Wired
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The Uberboard describes itself as the "self-balancing love child of the skateboard and Segway".
The Irish Times
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Hoverboards do not in fact hover, but are two-wheeled devices also known as self-balancing scooters or swegways.
Reuters
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Instead, it uses Segway's self-balancing technology to propel the user forward on two wheels, while sitting down.
Wired
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Motoring giant BMW has unveiled a self-balancing concept motorcycle, which it says could represent the future of transportation.
BBC
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The market failure, at this stage, is so pervasive that all the self-balancing and allocation mechanisms are rendered dysfunctional.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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Over the past few years, the Segway has gained some traction as an innovative self-balancing electric "personal transporter".
BBC