You know this would come sooner or later. Just like one-person view video game, this makes you possible to have a Heads-Up Display (HUD) that projects an image on the visor. That is right. You are one step closer to the Iron-man. This thing will feed you directions or a standard map view. The Skully Synapse HUD is integrated into the helmet visor and appears to float around 20 feet ahead of the rider’s field of view.
The Slick Motorcycle Helmet, which will meet both the U.S. DOT and European ECE safety standards, has a 180 degree rearview camera, GPS navigation, play music and connect with both iOS and Android devices!! With actual traffic information you gather with your own darn eyes, you will need ADD to get all the stuff. The company says full charge of the battery last for 9 hours-enough for a full day of riding. As for pricing, that’s still up in the air, but you can get in line to be part of the beta-testing set to begin in the next few months.
My personal opinion... A part of the reasons I started riding was solitude and interaction with surrounding environment. If I want to listen to music or talk on the phone, I will just sit in a car. I admit the rear view cam is nice. No blind spots whatsoever.
Skully Helmets
Via: Wired
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