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It takes a lot of confidence to pitch your product as the whatever-est ever made. Let us explain, Jarvish, a Taiwanese helmet manufacturing firm, have stated that their helmet is the smartest ever made. And it does not seem like a hollow claim by a long shot either. Head-up display, 360° front & rear cameras, handsfree control, voice commands and Alexa built-in, those features do back their claim we reckon!
The X-Series full-face helmets from Jarvish include top of the range built-in HD surround sound speakers, noise reduction microphone and front 2K camera as standard. The X-AR also includes the HUD, AR (Augmented Reality) projections, 2K rear-facing camera and optical waveguide technology. Apart from these features, they state that safety is their paramount concern because that is what matters the most in a helmet. Both the the X-AR and standard X model are fully certified, including ECE R22.05 (Europe, Australia), DOT (US and Canada), CNS 2396, CNS 13438, CNS 13439 (Asia), FCC (electronic radiation safety certifications). All of that goodness inside a carbon fiber shell.
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Now, what really catches ones eye, is that they are also building a special edition helmet with all those features and just one more neat touch. The Jarvish Tron will include built-in LEDs around the helmet. And these, considering our affinity for glow-y things, look something straight out of a science-fiction flick. Nolan should have waited for this before making Interstellar we think!
The X-Series full-face helmets from Jarvish include top of the range built-in HD surround sound speakers, noise reduction microphone and front 2K camera as standard. The X-AR also includes the HUD, AR (Augmented Reality) projections, 2K rear-facing camera and optical waveguide technology. Apart from these features, they state that safety is their paramount concern because that is what matters the most in a helmet. Both the the X-AR and standard X model are fully certified, including ECE R22.05 (Europe, Australia), DOT (US and Canada), CNS 2396, CNS 13438, CNS 13439 (Asia), FCC (electronic radiation safety certifications). All of that goodness inside a carbon fiber shell.
Here's a video:
Now, what really catches ones eye, is that they are also building a special edition helmet with all those features and just one more neat touch. The Jarvish Tron will include built-in LEDs around the helmet. And these, considering our affinity for glow-y things, look something straight out of a science-fiction flick. Nolan should have waited for this before making Interstellar we think!
, a bit too much if you ask me but hey what's the price and availability..
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