How Sena’s constant technological development can enhance your biking life

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A helmet intercom is so much more than a pair of speakers and a Bluetooth module. For the converted, it’s a way to keep your group ride together, chat with your pillion, get sat nav instructions without taking your eyes off the road or liven up long, straight schleps on the motorway.

Sena have been at the forefront of the technology since their very first unit, the SMH10, was released in 2010. But things have moved a very long way since then, and their latest 60S model is packed with tech we could barely have imagined 15 years ago.

A short history of Sena

Founded in 1998 by a group of motorcycle enthusiasts led by an engineer, Sena initially specialized in providing Bluetooth networking solutions for businesses around the world.

But, as motorcyclists, they soon made it their mission to create a way for bikers to communicate seamlessly on the move. Since their first unit, Sena have continued to push the boundaries of communication technology, introducing groundbreaking features such as the Mesh Intercom.

More than that, Sena are dedicated to enhancing rider safety, connectivity and fun in even the most challenging environments. From remote wilderness trails to bustling city streets, Sena’s products empower riders to stay connected and informed, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable riding experience.

Sena’s tech and innovation

Sena have always pushed the bounds of technology with their products and, for proof of this, you don’t need to look further than their latest releases; the 60S intercom and Phantom helmet.

AI noise cancellation and the latest Mesh 3.0 connectivity make it easier than ever to chat, pass directions or warn of dangers ahead with your group. But where the game really moves on is the introduction of the Wave smartphone app, which uses the phone network to create what is essentially an infinite and limitless Mesh.

Sound really matters

Motorbike helmets are noisy places. Combine engine noise with the roar of tyres and the traffic around you plus the wind noise generated at speed and it’s no wonder that earplugs are recommended to protect your hearing. But this can add up to a real challenge for your intercom speakers when it comes to getting heard.

Sena have teamed up once again with legendary sound experts, Harman Kardon, for a second generation of helmet speakers in their flagship products. Working in tandem with AI noise cancelling tech, you won’t believe the punch and clarity that you get. You may even find yourself turning the volume down!

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