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SATURN

The smart e-bike helmet for kids

Their bikes are getting smarter. Their helmets should too.

Concept model of the Saturn helmet: matte black with thin cyan lines, a white light across the brow, a red light on the rear peak, and a green light on the chin strap.

Stay informed about your child's safety.

The helmet connects to the Saturn app, where you can see strap status, crash alerts, and more.

Meet Saturn, a smarter e-bike helmet designed to help keep kids protected and parents informed.

Get early access.

Join the waitlist to hear first when the Saturn helmet is ready.

By joining, you confirm you're 18 or older and a parent or guardian.

E-bikes: a national safety epidemic.

“Kids are being seriously injured and killed on e-bikes and e-scooters. These crashes are tragic. Parents can face arrest, lawsuits, and even manslaughter investigations if children ride illegally or recklessly.”

Visalia Police Department

The problem

By the Numbers

As more kids take to the roads on e-bikes, it's time to rethink how we approach their safety.

  • 102,777

    emergency room visits for e-bike injuries in 2025

    US estimate, all ages. Up 71% from 2024.1

    27%

    of kids treated for e-bike injuries were admitted to the hospital

    In a study at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, 2019 to 2025.23

  • More than

    1 in 10

    helmets came off during the crash

    In two major studies of motorcycle and moped crashes in Europe (11% and about 13%).456

  • 6.4×

    higher fatality rate when the helmet came off

    Compared with when it stayed on. Motorcycle and moped crashes in Japan, 2022. Not adjusted for crash severity.7

    • Helmet stayed on

    • Helmet came off

Sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

How it works

A closer look at Saturn.

A full-face helmet designed for e-bike speeds, with smart features built in. Here's what each part does.
Concept image of the Saturn Smart Kids' E-Bike Helmet on a wooden table: a matte black full-face helmet with thin cyan stripes, a white light across the brow, a red light on the rear spoiler, and a green light on the chin strap.Concept mockup
  1. 1

    Strap Secure

    Checks that the chin strap is secure. The light on the strap glows green when it is, and you get an alert when it isn't.

  2. 2

    Crash detection

    Senses a hard impact and sends you an alert with their location.

  3. 3

    Front light

    A white light band across the brow, so they're easier to see.

  4. 4

    Rear and brake light

    A red light bar in the rear spoiler, with a brake light that turns on automatically when they slow down.

  5. 5

    E-bike rated protection

    A full-face shell and chin bar with rotational impact protection, designed to meet e-bike helmet standards for speeds up to 28 mph.

  6. 6

    App connectivity

    Pairs with the Saturn app on their phone. You get strap and crash alerts, live location and speed alerts on yours.

Get early access.

Join the waitlist to receive product updates and get founding pricing when the helmet is ready.

By joining, you confirm you're 18 or older and a parent or guardian.

FAQ

Questions parents ask.

Is the Saturn helmet available yet?

Not yet. The Saturn Smart Kids' E-Bike Helmet is a concept in development. Waitlist members get first access and founding pricing when it's ready.

Who is making it?

We're partnering with helmet manufacturers to bring this to market.

Does my kid need a phone?

Yes. The smart features work with the Saturn app on the rider's phone. Speed and location come from the phone, not from GPS inside the helmet. You get alerts on your own phone through the Saturn app.

What ages is it for?

We're designing it for kids roughly 8 to 16 who ride e-bikes. Sizing details will come as the design develops.

Will it meet helmet safety standards?

The Saturn helmet is being designed to meet e-bike helmet standards, with protection designed for e-bike speeds up to 28 mph.

How much will it cost?

Pricing isn't set yet. After you join the waitlist, we ask what you'd pay, and your answer helps shape it.

What do you do with my information?

We use your email to send waitlist updates and early access news, and your survey answers to understand what parents want. We never ask for your kids' names, photos, or contact info. We don't sell your information, and you can ask us to delete it at any time. Our Privacy Policy has the details. Read the Privacy Policy.