ENGWE enters electric dirt riding with Eagle, bringing together young rider Carter Metcalfe and freeride professional Tom van Steenbergen in a story of passion, progression and freedom — set to continue this October at Red Bull Rampage in Utah.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ENGWE is entering a new category with the launch of Eagle, its first electric dirt bike created for a new generation of riders. Moving beyond everyday mobility, Eagle is built around a different reason to ride: to get outside, explore, have fun and discover how far you can go. That spirit is captured in Born to Fly — and in 14-year-old Carter Metcalfe.
Born to Fly: Finding the Freedom to Become More
For ENGWE, Born to Fly is not simply about speed or performance. It is about finding something you love — and the confidence to push beyond your limits.
That spirit is embodied by 14-year-old Carter Metcalfe.
Growing up with Tourette syndrome, Carter faced challenges from an early age. Through mountain biking, he found passion, confidence and a way to express himself. Riding became a journey of progression — one trail and one challenge at a time.
Today, Carter shares that journey to inspire other young riders to embrace challenges, find what they love and discover what they are capable of.
As Eagle's product ambassador, Carter reflects what Eagle stands for: the freedom to explore, the courage to progress and the confidence to find your own way to fly.
Carter × Tom: Passing the Spirit of Riding Forward
This October, Carter will take Eagle to Red Bull Rampage in Utah, where he will meet professional freeride rider Tom van Steenbergen.
They represent two generations of the same passion: Carter is discovering where riding can take him, while Tom shows what years of dedication and progression can make possible.
At Rampage, Carter will experience professional freeriding up close and learn from Tom, bringing together mentorship and a shared passion for riding.
Eagle becomes the link between them, witnessing the spirit of riding being passed from one generation to the next.
Because Born to Fly is not only about how far one rider can go, but how that passion can inspire the next generation to go even further.
Eagle: Performance to Explore, Control to Progress
Eagle combines high-output electric performance with rider-focused safety and control for confident off-road recreation:
- 3,200W Peak Power & 220Nm Torque — Power to Explore
Strong acceleration and climbing capability for steep climbs and challenging terrain. - 45+ MPH & 52V Battery — Thrills Beyond the Pavement
Responsive performance for an exciting dirt-riding experience. - Front & Rear Suspension — Stability Across Rough Terrain
Dual suspension helps absorb impacts and maintain control. - Hydraulic Disc Brakes — Confident Stopping Power
Responsive braking for greater control across changing terrain. - Magnetic Kill Switch — Added Protection
Quickly cuts motor power when needed for an extra layer of safety.
Together, these features reflect a simple philosophy: performance should give riders more freedom to explore, while control gives them the confidence to keep progressing.
The ENGWE Eagle launches at $899 ($1,199 MSRP), with the first 300 orders receiving a $276 riding kit, including gloves, knee pads, goggles and a U-lock. The launch offer reflects ENGWE's commitment to making electric dirt riding more accessible to a new generation. For more information, discover the ENGWE Eagle on the official ENGWE website.
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ENGWE Enters Electric Dirt Riding with Eagle, Built for a New Generation of Riders
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- At IBC 2026, SDMC (00901.HK), a Global Leading Provider of AI Home Solutions, showcased a deployable AI Home architecture powered by cloud-edge intelligence, Edge AI, and emerging Physical AI capabilities. The showcase followed SDMC's selection for Google Cloud's Proactive Physical AI Acceleration Program, highlighting continued collaboration to advance AI Home innovation and real-world service deployment.
Advancing Physical AI with Google Cloud
Through the program, SDMC is working with Google Cloud across technology co-creation, scenario validation, and service pilots, combining Google Cloud's AI capabilities with SDMC's experience in home devices, edge computing, and operator delivery.
The collaboration supports the development of more proactive AI Home services across entertainment, security, and other emerging home scenarios.
Cloud-Edge Intelligence: From Understanding to Action
At the core of SDMC's AI Home architecture are Cedar and AI Station, combining multimodal intelligence with shared edge compute to enable more responsive, private, and scalable AI Home services.
SDMC demonstrated Cedar through an interactive AI Home experience combining Cedar multimodal AI model and Cedar Agent. Built on Google's Gemma open model, Cedar supports multimodal context understanding and reasoning at the edge, while Cedar Agent coordinates actions across devices and services. Gemini complements edge intelligence in the cloud when broader reasoning is needed.
AI Station provides shared edge compute for Cedar and broader AI Home workloads, serving operators, small businesses, and premium households. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson T5000, it allows multiple AI applications to share computing resources, reducing the need for dedicated high-performance hardware in every endpoint while keeping latency- and privacy-sensitive workloads within the home.
Extending AI Across Home Experiences and Operations
SDMC demonstrated how AI can extend across interaction, entertainment, connectivity, and operations. Together with Amlogic, SDMC brought Edge AI to AI Home Display and AI Streaming Box, while the Google TV 4K Projector extended entertainment to immersive large-screen viewing.
For home networks and devices, AI Operation supports faster diagnosis, proactive optimization, and more autonomous O&M, while AI Fiber Gateway combines advanced connectivity with AI capabilities to improve network performance and operational efficiency.
Turning AI Home Innovation into Deployable Services
Beyond the demonstrations, discussions at IBC also addressed how operators can introduce AI services across existing home devices and platforms while balancing deployment complexity, responsiveness, and privacy. These discussions will help inform the next stage of customer validation, product configuration, and service pilots.
By combining cloud intelligence, shared edge compute, and existing home ecosystems, SDMC helps operators scale AI Home services without requiring dedicated AI hardware at every endpoint, supporting differentiated home experiences, more efficient operations, and continuous service innovation.
Bringing Physical AI into the Home
Beyond current AI Home deployments, SDMC continues to explore how Physical AI can extend intelligence from digital understanding to real-world action—from connected home control and autonomous cleaning to emerging scenarios involving robotic manipulations.
Looking ahead, SDMC continues advancing AI Home innovation and ecosystem collaboration to create practical value for operators and households.
Read full IBC 2026 recap on SDMC official website: https://en.sdmctech.com/news/exhibition-news_2061.html
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SDMC Showcases Deployable AI Home Services at IBC 2026
