Mega Man style helmet launches
The helmet that looks almost like the hat of the character Mega Man in the title game will certainly make you not fall off the back of funny.
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The helmet that looks almost like the hat of the character Mega Man in the title game will certainly make you not fall off the back of funny.
Up to now, it has been nearly a century since motorcycle helmets have been widely used.
Whether you are on an airplane, a train or a car, moving often makes us feel sleepy. However, using an extra shirt or bag as a headrest pillow is not the best option for…
The hat uses EEG technology to convert brain activity into electronic data. Simply put, the hat can
MindRider is a smart bike helmet, invented by MIT researchers.
The US military is providing financial support for the 'smart' hat project that can launch essential information on virtual reality screens for soldiers on the b…
Now, to help people control the computer by thought, scientists attach electrodes to a hat and then put the hat on the user's computer.
Samsung has been researching the possibility of using thought in the human brain to perform controller behavior on tablets and smartphones.
Cébé, France has just introduced a helmet for three different sports: climbing, skiing and cycling.
UK researchers have unveiled a prototype of a new helmet, using a vibration mechanism to help firefighters navigate the roads in dense smoke and dark shadows.
A high tech helmet can monitor the flow of blood in the brain to warn of an impending stroke, according to the Daily Mail on March 19. It is a Neurokeeper hat created by…
A group of Korean designers created an illuminated hat combining 3D printing technology and LED electronics. This hat will shine according to the tilt of the head.
Doctors at Bupa Cromwell Hospital, England, have revolutionized medicine by inventing a hat that can help 80% of cancer patients retain their hair during chemotherapy.
With the aim of reducing costs, Russian military complexes have recently decided to produce titanium bulletproof caps for Russian special forces with recycled titanium.
A common sight in films specializing in Hollywood's sophisticated criminals: a large-sized character who wants to open a vault or go into a place containing top-secret d…