Maintaining connectivity to the belayer when you're climbing is important to ensure that you can both stay safe, which is what the 'Triumph' Helmet aims to enable. The helmet works by incorporating a two-way radio into the design to connect users together and features a PTT (push-to-talk) button on the strap in order to make communicating as seamless as possible.
Designed by Arun Kumar Singh, the 'Triumph' Helmet aims to be a comfortable, efficient and protective piece of equipment to wear when partaking in some climbing. This comes as a logical next step given the increased level of technological integration that's taking place in virtually all products and items within the consumer merchandise market. The helmet sports a lattice rear section to keep the wearer cool when partaking in climbs.
Protective Communication Helmets
The 'Triumph' Helmet Incorporates a Two-Way Radio into the Design
Trend Themes
1. Protective Communication Helmets - The incorporation of two-way radios into safety equipment could expand to other protective gear and outdoor activities.
2. Smart Wearables for Outdoor Activities - Technological integration into outdoor equipment could create opportunities for the development of smart wearables for hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities.
3. Seamless Connectivity in Safety Equipment - The use of push-to-talk buttons and instant communication in safety equipment could expand to other industries that require instantaneous and seamless connectivity.
Industry Implications
1. Sporting Goods - Companies in the sporting goods industry could integrate technology into safety equipment to create more efficient and effective products.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies could expand into the outdoor equipment market by developing smart wearables that incorporate safety features.
3. Construction - The seamless communication features of the Triumph helmet could be implemented in construction helmets to enhance communication and safety on work sites.