"Robocop" helmet
1,071
views
1 week ago
Alfred Boyadgis has won a prestigous Red Dot design award for his futuristic motor cycle cop helmet that has facial recognition technology and a fully integrated communications system. Currently, police officers on motorcycles have heavy helmets that are without any smart phone-style technology and communication devices available to other officers.
"Even though motorcycle police are often first on the scene, they rely on poor technology," says Alfred, the 23-year-old industrial design student from UNSW. "They sometimes even have mobile phones tucked under their helmets."
The new lightweight helmet, which has received interest locally and internationally, enables rapid communication between emergency services. Among its features is a GPS and the first semi-modular visor system to increase vision and improve safety by more than 65 percent.
www.fbe.unsw.edu.au
Read more
"Even though motorcycle police are often first on the scene, they rely on poor technology," says Alfred, the 23-year-old industrial design student from UNSW. "They sometimes even have mobile phones tucked under their helmets."
The new lightweight helmet, which has received interest locally and internationally, enables rapid communication between emergency services. Among its features is a GPS and the first semi-modular visor system to increase vision and improve safety by more than 65 percent.
www.fbe.unsw.edu.au
Alfred Boyadgis has won a prestigous Red Dot design award for his futuristic motor cycle cop helmet that has facial recognition technology and a fully integrated communications system. Currently, police officers on motorcycles have heavy helmets that are without any smart phone-style technology and communication devices available to other officers.
"Even though motorcycle police are often first on the scene, they rely on poor technology," says Alfred, the 23-year-old industrial design student from UNSW. "They sometimes even have mobile phones tucked under their helmets."
The new lightweight helmet, which has received interest locally and internationally, enables rapid communication between emergency services. Among its features is a GPS and the first semi-modular visor system to increase vision and improve safety by more than 65 percent.
www.fbe.unsw.edu.au Show less
"Even though motorcycle police are often first on the scene, they rely on poor technology," says Alfred, the 23-year-old industrial design student from UNSW. "They sometimes even have mobile phones tucked under their helmets."
The new lightweight helmet, which has received interest locally and internationally, enables rapid communication between emergency services. Among its features is a GPS and the first semi-modular visor system to increase vision and improve safety by more than 65 percent.
www.fbe.unsw.edu.au Show less
New to us? Try these Play
Samples of the content to be found on UNSWTV. Innovations, ideas and inspiration from one of Australia's leading knowledge channels.
-
The Butterfly Dragon
- by UNSWTV
- 3 years ago
- 833,870 views
Animation from COFA student Sushan Yue, winner of the Wacom Award for best 2D work at the 2010 COFA Annual Awards. -
How to survive beach rip currents
- by UNSWTV
- 4 years ago
- 1,162,714 views
Dr Rip - http://www.bees.unsw.edu.au/rob-brander
SOS website - http://scienceofthesurf.com
Essential Beach Book - http://scienceofthesurf.com/book.html
Rip currents are by far the greatest hazar...- CC
-
Bionic Eye Implant Restores Sight to the Blind
- by UNSWTV
- 2 months ago
- 1,095 views
More on this story here: http://youtu.be/yajy5LIOKzY
Bionic eye by 2020: http://youtu.be/GZ0G9odShF4
What would your life be like if you lost your vision? Imagine being blind after having had the ...- CC
-
TINY TRANSISTOR
- by UNSWTV
- 1 year ago
- 96,006 views
In a remarkable feat of micro-engineering, UNSW physicists have created a working transistor consisting of a single atom placed precisely in a silicon crystal.
Hindi version:
http://youtu.be/ZXFJ... -
Landmark in quantum computing
- by UNSWTV
- 1 year ago
- 64,189 views
A research team led by Australian engineers has created the first working quantum bit based on a single atom in silicon, opening the way to ultra-powerful quantum computers of the future. MORE INFO... -
The Good Fox
- by UNSWTV
- 1 year ago
- 275,648 views
A dare between two fox cubs leads to an unexpected good deed. Animation from COFA graduates William Algar-Chuklin and Leanne Wong.
For more info about COFA's Bachelor of Digital Media check out ...
IFLS Sydney Play
Hear from the rock stars of science - all in one place - Sydney- for one night only.
-
IFLS Live Australia!
- by UNSWTV
- 1,757 views
-
IFLS Live Australia - Henry Rech sings!
- by UNSWTV
- 139 views
Best of science and technology
-
-
Quantum computing
- by UNSWTV
- 12 videos
-
Science of the Surf
- by UNSWTV
- 5 videos
-
Science and Technology
- by UNSWTV
- 34 videos
Brainfood
-
Thought Leaders
- by UNSWTV
- 9 videos
-
Law and Society
- by UNSWTV
- 26 videos
-
7 Billion and counting
- by UNSWTV
- 10 videos
Designing a better future
-
-
Art and Design
- by UNSWTV
- 21 videos
-
Cool cities
- by UNSWTV
- 10 videos
-
Luminary Speakers Play
Public talks and lectures by some of the world's most respected thinkers.
-
In Conversation with Frank Lowy - Excerpt
- by UNSWTV
- 140 views
-
Inaugural Gandhi Oration - Professor Pat Dodson (Excerpt)
- by UNSWTV
- 1,149 views
-
2013 Jack Beale Lecture: Dr David Suzuki
- by UNSWTV
- 5,648 views
-
View all
30+ items
Innovation Matters Play
-
-
-
Solution for Sore Eyes
- by UNSWTV
- 314 views
-
Suicide Prevention App
- by UNSWTV
- 557 views
-
Mass Eye Test
- by UNSWTV
- 375 views
-
-
Advancing Lung Cancer Care
- by UNSWTV
- 301 views
-
-
Endless Energy
- by UNSWTV
- 497 views
-
Low cost lab on a chip
- by UNSWTV
- 324 views
-
Laser Air Speed Sensors
- by UNSWTV
- 278 views
-
-
View all
15 items