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Helmet that run on Human Pulses


Have you ever thought of a helmet run on your pulse and let the bike to ignitions only if you wear a helmet? Yes, this is true and made by the boy in Uttar Pradesh, Agra. Himanshu Garg a 22year old boy is not a scientist, but he can transform his Internet knowledge into innovations that can save lives. He also has developed an anti-collision train system, a fire alarm, an anti-theft system and a universal remote-control system to operate electronic devices. For all his invention, he received an award from UP government.






Garg, said after he lost his mother in 2014 in a road accident, he embarked on inventing a device that ensures a motorcycle does not start until the rider straps on a helmet. Unluckily, he cannot do a helmet as part of his skull bone is missing.




He got an idea from a toy car that need a remote control to start and run the toy the same he observes and invented a helmet. The helmet is connected by a radio frequency to two wheeler. As soon as the biker wears the helmet, it has a pulse sensor that read the pulse of a human pulse and reading the pulses the initial system will start and the fuel will turn on.



Now, he is trying in developing a shock proof stabilizer that can help in factories and houses to prevent electricity accident. As per him if you install his stabilizer, then there no need to install separate stabilizer for AC and TV or any other device. This invention also made his college professor impressed.


Himanshu is being supported from different countries for his life saving inventions. And soon he will get them patented. Moreover, he had received a special grant from UP government.





"He decided to make an invention that saves lives"




Comments

  1. Anonymous21 March 2018 at 22:14

    Hats off... Nice invention..many people can b saved by this

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