I don't know - the Segway has a place, it's just a niche product. People who professionally move around on their feet all the time, like security guards and mai

I don't know - the Segway has a place, it's just a niche product. People who professionally move around on their feet all the time, like security guards and mail carriers, could make excellent use of these as long as the terrain isn't rough. But for the most part they're pretty redundant... electric wheelchairs are better for disabled folks and electric bikes are better for short commuters and errands. The Segway just doesn't have a broadly applicable use case.