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Students invent 'airbags' against broken phone screens
The sensor automatically detects the free fall of the phone, then activates the spring to protect the phone from direct contact with the ground.
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Body-protection ball
Canadian inventor Rejean Neron has invented a model of full-body and smart motorbike protective clothing called 'The Protectorate'.
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Child protection seats in cars
British engineers have designed a special chair, like a cocoon, mounted on a car exclusively for children to prevent accidents. When an accident happens as two vehicles…
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9 applications into the amazing science and technology of Origami
Origami is not only about folding paper, it is spreading its influence when more and more scientific applications are inspired by origami.
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Anti-fall injury prevention kits
According to Helite, the device reduces the fall of 90 percent, and it is more unique than the one that predicts the carrier's fall in sensory capabilities.
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Necklace puffs up to save lives
Swimmers can avoid the risk of drowning by inflating the air bag.
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American self-propelled rams hit the divider because they did not see the road
A Tesla Model S crashed into the highway separator due to an automated steering system failure.
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Sepios - Swimmers swim by 'fins', inspired by squid
A team of engineering students at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, has developed a robot with wavy fins that allows it to move back and forth, rotating or hovering in water.
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Airbags for cyclists
Airbags with airbags may not be new, but they are usually for professional motorcyclists.
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Safety airbags for phones
Missing the hand to drop a smartphone, it most likely not only scratches but also badly damages.
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Air bag outside the body
The car industry is receiving the latest innovations in protecting the safety of drivers and passengers.
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The airbag protects the car
Statistics show that in the US alone, more than a quarter of a million cars are damaged by hail.
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Helmet invisible
Women today will no longer be afraid to wear a helmet that will damage their beautiful hair, as they can replace with one.
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Ford launches 'safety airbags' for cars
This self-inflating seat belt is a combination of a normal seat belt with a protective cushion containing an airbag installed in the rear seats. Accordingly, the 'sa…
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Respond to earthquakes with air bags
Air Danshin Technology Company (Japan) has just officially launched an invention of a giant air bag capable of keeping your home safe even when an earthquake occurs.