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Sweden-based industrial designers Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin have designed an award-winning bicycle helmet that is invisible.
Named the Hövding helmet, this helmet is as it claims to be.
The founders spent eight years to research the impact of bike crashes and then designed the perfect invisible helmet accordingly.
The invisible helmet has the form of a neck brace and may seem like it is non-existent, but it can protect one from head trauma.
During the moment of a crash, the helmet appears and forms a protective shield over your head, similar to how a car airbag cushions the impact of a crash.
View how it works below:
[via Jalopnik]
Sweden-based industrial designers Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin have designed an award-winning bicycle helmet that is invisible.
Named the Hövding helmet, this helmet is as it claims to be.
The founders spent eight years to research the impact of bike crashes and then designed the perfect invisible helmet accordingly.
The invisible helmet has the form of a neck brace and may seem like it is non-existent, but it can protect one from head trauma.
During the moment of a crash, the helmet appears and forms a protective shield over your head, similar to how a car airbag cushions the impact of a crash.
View how it works below:
[via Jalopnik]