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Quin returns to EICMA:
Evolved crash detection & emergency response

Quin returns to EICMA:\nEvolved crash detection & emergency response

Quin returns to EICMA to showcase evolved crash detection and emergency response technology - now available in partner brand helmets.

Quin will also unveil a new range of partner helmets with O'Neal featuring a custom integration of Quin sensor technology, and celebrate the announcement of its European expansion of upgraded emergency response system, RESQ - which offers integration of its crash detection system with public emergency services.

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Quin is set to return to EICMA to present its latest Advanced Motion Intelligence technology, available for integration in motorcycle helmet brands.

"At Quin, our expertise lies in developing advanced sensor technology that accurately detects crashes, triggering an automatic emergency response that can speed up getting help and save lives. We're thrilled to bring enhanced safety to more riders by partnering with well-loved and trusted helmet brands to make our technology more accessible."

Ani Surabhi · CEO at Quin

Quin sensor technology can be easily integrated into almost any helmet design, turning it into a smart wearable specialized in detecting crashes and automatically initiating emergency response, alerting the rider's emergency contacts to the event, location and context.

"We understood at O'Neal, that the Quin technology solves a basic safety problem for a motorcycle or bicycle rider: most of the time they ride alone. In case of an accident the Quin sensor is the 'friend' that calls for help. This is a gamechanger for the riders safety. When you ride alone, you are not alone anymore."

Thomas Schwarz · Managing Partner at O'NEAL Europe

Quin will also announce the launch of the expansion of its unique RESQ service. Already operational in the US, this system, available via the enhanced Quin+ subscription allows for automatic connection with emergency services in the event of a crash - reducing the consequences of accidents through faster and more relevant professional emergency response. As of December, the service will be available in 31 countries across Europe.

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