Helmet Crash Sensor - Provides GPS Data Post Accident
Another great invention for cyclists. An after market crash detection sensor that can be attached to your helmet. If an accident occurs it automatically communicates via your phone with your emergency contacts and provides critical information including GPS data.
"The innovative wireless sensor will mount to any helmet and communicate with the user’s smart phone. In the event of an accident, the sensor can detect critical forces, activate communications on the user’s smart phone and sends a request for emergency help."
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Sorry if this is a repeat!
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Permalink Reply by Martin Turner on -
Id like to see a sensor that detects when youre comitting a serious cycling faux pas.....eg riding a bike with flat handlebars or riding with unshaven legs. An automatic message would go out to the Adelaide Cyclists forum etiquette squad who would arrive on the scene within minutes to met out appropriate punishment.
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Permalink Reply by David Southern on -
Or the faux pas of riding to the shops for a loaf of bread on the racer, all kitted up in lycra.
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Permalink Reply by heather on -
Brett might appreciate one. Read http://www.adelaidecyclists.com/forum/topics/a-massive-thankyou
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Permalink Reply by Tim Loft on -
Dose anyone know if we can get this in OZ
as the App for Iphone only look's like it work's in the USA
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Permalink Reply by Rob Wood on -
Should be on the market next year, not sure about an Australian release. Unfortunately $200 price tag might limit its success.
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Permalink Reply by Simon Lownsborough on -
Potentially a good idea tho, especially if you are riding alone in the hills.
Like all tech, will be expensive at first, but will come down in price.
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