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Two young students from Nirma University, India succeeded in designing an innovative hull can be used as a tool to load (fee), a cell phone.

Interestingly, the burden of a cell phone in the helmet made by an engineering student named Pragnesh Aalok Bhatt Dudhaiya and is made by renewable energies such as sunlight and wind.

With this innovation, the owner could recognize a crowd fully charged in just 40 minutes. The technological advances created by two students of this technique is practical and brought the concept of plug-ins.

With this concept, a tool for obtaining and distributing energy in the cell phone can be made with cheap and attached to the helmet in less than an hour.

“We installed two types of plugs for charging mobile phones from different companies. We hope to apply for patents for our products as soon as possible,” said Aalok as cited in Bangalore Mirror detikOto, Friday (21 / 5 / 2010).

While Pragnesh explained that during the day, the helmet uses solar power to charge the cell phone attached to it, while at night, which will use wind energy.

“We’re designing this as we go” green fest “adopted at the university. Innovation CV charger does what it takes less time and energy,” said Pragnesh.

Both students and include implementation of the three switches on the hull. Each on each side of the left-right and one behind. That the right switch to activate useful solar energy.

While the usefulness of left to fill the CV through the use of wind power from a small fan at night. It should be noted once again, this helmet is capable of storing energy that can be when the helmet is not used to fill in a CV.

And more incredibly, the two students that the hull is not only for its technology innovation alone. But it is also intended to move people so wear a helmet when using a motor.

Because in the house of both, Ahmedabad, pilots do not usually wear a helmet when riding. This is certainly dangerous, and invite their concerns.

“The number of accidents in this city increased. Pilots of two wheels that are not clearly heads the team of protection against a greater risk,” said Pragnesh.

“We expect our products to the people to wear helmets.