1) Kudos Mobile Escape System
Often during fires, a window is the only available escape route. Specialists of the Indian company Soria were looking for a way to make it safer that's how the kudos evacuation system was created; it looks like a fabric chute installed under the windowsill; in case of emergency, it's unfolded thrown out into the breach.
A person slides along the chute downwards to the ground; a soft, safe landing is provided by a special cushion attached to the bottom. The chute's length can reach 100 meters which means that it can be effectively used in multi-story buildings.
The system's capacity reaches 15 people every minute. The material chosen is a strong and fire-resistant fabric. The chutes that are more than 15 meters long are equipped with a special anchor that makes them resistant to wind floors.
2) Ploota
If you still believe that it's impossible to achieve 100 percent safety in the water, then you don't know about the existence of a device called a plot. It looks like some modern accessory, and its length is adjustable.
The device's design allows it not to bother or distract the user even during an active pass time.
At the same time, if users suddenly feel that they can't swim out of the water, they need to squeeze the device into their hands. The sensors respond to the touch instantly, starting up two tiny pumps. They, in turn, fill two rescue bags with air that is then more than enough to stop the person from sinking and lift them back to the surface.
Plantae is reusable, too. After using, a person only needs to deflate it roll up the bags, and recharge the cartridges; thus, the device worth 70 dollars can save a person's life more than once.
3)ZF Pre-Crash Safety System
We've all heard about the airbag's effectiveness for a long time; however, it turns out that they can be installed not only in the cabin.
The German auto group ZF group has developed a safety system to prevent side collisions.
Before the collision, special sensors detected a car ramming towards you and deployed this safety bag. He manages to stifle some of the impact energy and thus significantly reduce health and life risk.
4)Verhoef FL -75
Evacuation from a sinking ship is a critical situation where literally every second counts; therefore, lifeboats become more and more advanced every year.
Take a look at the FL 75 from verhoef, for example, and while the design is still under development right now, we can already show its outstanding benefits. First of all, the boat can boast about its capacity in 2013. The dutch company even set a world record.
When70 people managed to take their seats in just two minutes 28 seconds secondly even with people on board the verhoef fl falls quite safely into the water from a height of up to 40 meters that's necessary for the boats to be used on offshore platforms.
For example, instead of a usual diesel engine, the boat got an electric power plant that'll potentially help reduce maintenance costs. The stored electricity is enough to float at a maximum speed for 30 minutes and then for another 10 hours to move at a speed of 50 percent of the maximum.
5)Sharkbanz
Sharks are animals that rely heavily on electroreception while hunting, which means that they have a special sense organ thanks to which they detect electric field changes.
They must find their prey. It's this feature that the specialists at the company shark bands decided to use to protect people from the risk of a shark attack.
They've developed a bracelet that's meant to be worn on the ankle. During swimming, it creates special unnatural electromagnetic waves that scare off predators who feel them. The bracelet's price is 84$.
6)Survival Capsule
The impetus for the creation of such life-saving capsules was the 2004 earthquake in the Indian ocean.
On that day, tens of thousands of people were missing presumably swept out to sea by a wave, and if then every person had such a capsule at hand, the tragic consequences could have been avoided.
How exactly it's straightforward the escape capsule is a solid air-proof metal structure inside there are seats from two to ten with numerous security seat belts that fix people in place the developer's idea is that in case of a tsunami threat, people should get to the nearest capsule and take shelter.
Even if the wave sweeps the structure out into the sea, the air and food supply will allow the people to hold on for several days until the arrival of rescuers. The bright orange color of the body was chosen for a reason too it helps the capsule stand out clearly against the dark water.
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