Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have come up with an inventive invisible umbrella that uses an air system to prevent you form getting wet.
This parasol concept seems a bit out there, but it can in fact work. It essentially require a hollow pipe to release air to form a shield. The shield envelops the user and prevents wetness. This ingenious umbrella concept also allows you to control the pressure of the air. If it is mild out, you can decrease the setting and, if it begins to pour, you can amp it up. Another fantastic feature is the ability to adjust its length. Depending on who is using the gadget and how tall they are, you can lengthen or shorten the pipe with ease. This also makes it convenient for toting around.
The invisible umbrella is a brilliant concept that is resourceful and consumer friendly.
Air Umbrella Concepts
Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon Have Created an Invisible Umbrella
Trend Themes
1. Invisible Umbrellas - The creation of invisible umbrellas using innovative air systems presents an opportunity for disrupting the umbrella industry.
2. Adjustable Pressure Controls - The development of adjustable pressure controls for umbrellas has the potential to revolutionize the umbrella industry by making them even more consumer-friendly.
3. Adaptable Umbrella Lengths - The trend of adaptable umbrella lengths creates disruptive innovation opportunities in the umbrella industry by making umbrellas more ergonomic and portable.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor Gear - The trend of invisible umbrellas has the potential to revolutionize the outdoor gear industry.
2. Gadget Manufacturing - Developing and marketing invisible umbrella technology can prove to be a lucrative investment opportunity for gadget manufacturers.
3. Fashion Accessories - The trend of customizable and adaptable umbrella technology can create innovative and stylish fashion accessory opportunities.