Skully demonstrates GPS, rear-view camera in motorcycle helmet

Skully demonstrates GPS, rear-view camera in motorcycle helmet

Using GPS on a motorcycle typically involves looking down at a transportable navigation device on the handlebars, however Skully Helmets desires to update that experience. the company developed the Skully P1 motorcycle helmet, which gives riders a wide-awake display and integrates not only GPS, however a rear-view camera, hands-free phone system, and voice command.
According to Skully's press materials, the display isn't in the rider's primary field of vision, and appears as if it were floating vi meters ahead.
The helmet runs a changed version of the humanoid operating system, which comes loaded with navigation and Bluetooth property. With the helmet paired to a smartphone through Bluetooth, the rider will use voice command to form phone calls and start music playback.
The wide-awake display may show the image from associate integrated rear-view camera. Skully notes that this camera incorporates a one hundred eighty degree field of vision, that the rider may see when it is safe to vary lanes.
Skully will boast the P1 helmet on at the Demo 2013 conference in city, Calif. the company didn't say when the helmet would become out there, or list a retail price.

A wide-awake display shows the rider turn-by-turn directions or the image from a rear-view camera.
(Credit: Skully Helmets)