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Helmet diving
People have learned to swim under water with the help of special equipment for a long time, but half a century it almost does not change. But with so much advanced technology it can come up with something even better and more comfortable. That is thought designer Adam Wendel (Adam Wendel), who developed the concept of a futuristic helmet Immersed Senses.
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The helmet has a closed design that provides a free air circulation: according to Wendel, it will breathe as easily as on land. To use Immersed Senses do not need tanks air mixture - as an alternative to the bulky item of equipment is proposed to use a generator that produces oxygen from water by electrolysis. It is assumed that a generator will be placed in the back of the helmet, and for it to work you will need a small power source.
In turn, in the protective glass Immersed Senses is embedded OLED-panel, which can be displayed maps GPS, information on the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide inside the helmet, the flora and fauna, as well as other warnings, in particular, the presence in water of extraneous substances or of dangerous temperature rises or falls. This display was conceived as an interactive: obviously, the outer surface of the protective glass will touch.
It is known that sound waves propagate in the water six times faster than in air. At the same time, the source of sound in water is very difficult to identify. This problem, the creator Immersed Senses intends to solve with the help of sensors that can determine the location of the source and display relevant information on the display.
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5 photo + letter
via aress
The helmet has a closed design that provides a free air circulation: according to Wendel, it will breathe as easily as on land. To use Immersed Senses do not need tanks air mixture - as an alternative to the bulky item of equipment is proposed to use a generator that produces oxygen from water by electrolysis. It is assumed that a generator will be placed in the back of the helmet, and for it to work you will need a small power source.
In turn, in the protective glass Immersed Senses is embedded OLED-panel, which can be displayed maps GPS, information on the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide inside the helmet, the flora and fauna, as well as other warnings, in particular, the presence in water of extraneous substances or of dangerous temperature rises or falls. This display was conceived as an interactive: obviously, the outer surface of the protective glass will touch.
It is known that sound waves propagate in the water six times faster than in air. At the same time, the source of sound in water is very difficult to identify. This problem, the creator Immersed Senses intends to solve with the help of sensors that can determine the location of the source and display relevant information on the display.
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