Experimental GPS Helmet Yanks Lobes In The Right Direction
October 27th, 2009 8:06 PM | by Christen da Costa | No Comments
GPS has come along way in the last 10 years, so it’s really no surprise to see unorthodox products start to emerge around the technology. Enter the GPS Navigation Helmet. Instead of announcing your turn-by-turn directions, clips attached to each ear lobe tug on the corresponding ear to convey left or right. While the technology is far from practical for the everyday communicator, the implications for the visually impaired are most certainly interesting.
[via Popsci]
You might also like: Sears, Not To Be Outdone, Announces Black Friday Deals; Google Maps Navigation Is Real, Features Street View Turning, Route Guidance And So Much More (video); Garmin Announces Edge 500 GPS System For Cyclists;Tags: experimental, GPS, helmets
