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Reevu Unveils Augmented Reality Helmet For Bikes

By TechTaffy Desk

World's First "I" EYE Integrated Intelligent Helmet Invention

Reevu, a company that manufactures helmets for bikes, has unveiled an ‘intelligent helmet’ with internal augmented reality display.

The compact Multiple Reflective Optical Systems. M.R.OP.S enables a fully functioning helmet that can deliver information without eye strain or distraction to the wearer, says Reevu. It can be integrated to accept a number of existing diagnostic and information enabling systems currently linked to the cluster pack of some of the latest bike designs.

The helmets are expected to retail for around $1000. The company is tightlipped about availability, and other details.

[Image courtesy: Reevu]

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