Two students from Sweden have created an invisible bicycle helmet. The device looks like a collar or scarf. When it senses abnormal behaviour it springs into action in less than 0.1 seconds producing an airbag which covers most of the riders head. Nobody likes wearing bike helmets and with over $10 million venture capital this idea is likely to become popular very quickly.
Friday 17 August 2012
Inspiring: Invisible Bike Helmets
Two students from Sweden have created an invisible bicycle helmet. The device looks like a collar or scarf. When it senses abnormal behaviour it springs into action in less than 0.1 seconds producing an airbag which covers most of the riders head. Nobody likes wearing bike helmets and with over $10 million venture capital this idea is likely to become popular very quickly.
