We’ll see. Not even the gear ratios are stated, so not much is known. I contacted the company if a hub or front wheel will be available separately.
This seems to be a similar design from Korean company Bygen:
Since both designs are folding bikes it might be possible to convert them to freewheel unicycles by detaching the extra frame sections.
Those pedal lever thingys (Crank arms…?) confuse me… How do they stay horizontal? 
Surely there’s a lot of play in them, even if they’re ratcheted to only spin in one direction. Maybe I’m missing something here but they just look so unnatural! 
Cool tech though. Folding bikes are great, and the direct drive ones seem even more portable, so it’s good that the tech to make them go faster is starting to come round (Especially so us Uni riders potentially benefit)