Despite the air

Korean designers have painted a high-tech umbrella, without the need for a dome, but still make sure the user is not wet.

There is nothing more annoying than going out in the storm to make the umbrella blow away from the inside, and as a result, its owner is also pathetic.

However, with the new concept of the designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon, they removed the rain cover, sun umbrella, which became useless in the wind.

In design, the simplest rule is that the less the moving parts, the better, and the idea that air reflects this rule, according to gajitz.com.

Rather than using fabric or plastic drapes, though, high technology uses a steady airflow to keep the cover dry.

The air is drawn from the bottom of the parachute and ejected at the top, creating a cushion that covers the parachute holder.

Simple control in the handle allows the user to adjust the size of the 'air dome' (such as a layer or two layers), and extend or shorten the handle.