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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.
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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…
Breakthrough in nanotechnology allows for the study of materials that can detect and block harmful molecules, or even act as human skin.
New American scientists have come up with the idea of turning a conventional helmet into a smart device capable of sending a self-help signal when a user experiences an…
British company BAE Systems has introduced a new helmet called Striker for fighter pilots. The helmet is connected to cameras mounted outside the fuselage to allow pilot…
Women today will no longer be afraid to wear a helmet that will damage their beautiful hair, as they can replace with one.
Raytheon (USA) has successfully developed a device that can be attached to people like clothing, operating on Android and Windows operating systems, which will help pilo…
Innovation News Daily reported that Deeplocal, a high-tech product marketing company based in the United States, has created bicycles that allow riders to change speed w…
Designer Patrick Jouffret (France) and engineer Philippe Arrouart (England) have teamed up to design the world's first folding helmet with lighter weight, especially…
For people suffering from spinal injuries or illnesses that can not move their arms or are mute, a special device called intendiX will help them spell words based on bra…
We will not have to worry about helmets and still feel safe when riding.
Australian scientists have developed a helmet that detects driver drowsiness by monitoring brain waves.
SmartCap is a smart hat designed to read brain waves and prevent the driver from falling asleep on the steering wheel.
What do you think if the helmet becomes a smart digital device, not only warns you of risks on the road but also the function of a trendy iPod? Recently, Professor Ted S…
In early June, the Nhip Cau handicraft production facility (belonging to Can Tho Disability Club) put into trial production the first dried coconut shell helmets.