Develop LiveMap Helm Navigate ala Iron Man

Develop LiveMap helmet with Navigation Technology - A technology company based in Russia, LiveMap, just make advanced innovations to help the motorcyclist while driving. The sophisticated product is a helmet that is fitted with a microchip-based Android and combined with the latest navigation technology. The result is a helmet that can display a Google Map display style complete with a guide direction or path.

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LiveMap CEO, Andrew Artschev explained that technological innovation is inspired by the problems often encountered by pengandara two-wheeled vehicle, which is difficult to see a GPS device to determine the direction while speeding on a motorcycle. In contrast to the motorists can easily see the GPS screen while driving, the rider of motorcycles will kesluitan when switch the view to the GPS device, but of course very dangerous. Based on this case, LiveMap made a breakthrough by creating a helmet capable of presenting moving images and can make a sound on the glass panel that covers the front of the helmet.

Artschev added that innovation GPS tech helmet is adapting the technology used by fighter pilots. He said that the concept helmet flying fighter in the world-the one who inspired LiveMap want to create a similar helmet for motorcyclists. Artschev also said that the main function of the helmet is to determine navigational information, when to turn, when to reduce speed and so on.

The image displayed by the helmet LiveMap concoction is a transparent image, so it will not interfere with navigation display views of the rider. In addition, because it uses a lightweight device, weighing a helmet is only about 1.4 kg. Manufacture of this helmet was also using high technology, using a 3D printer.

With the help of the Russian Ministry of Research and Technology, a prototype helmet has been a test run in the streets of Moscow. Mass production version of its own, the LiveMap plans to introduce it in the United States in mid May 2015, will then officially sold to the public in August 2015 at a price of around USD 2,000 or USD. 25 million. Interested in having a helmet ala Tony Stark in the movie Iron Man? Read also Peugeot ready to hit the Market Motor Scooter Matic Indonesia and Prevent Car Theft with Eyelock.