The Helmet of Justice is a video recording head protection gear that has been designed after an employee of the Texas-based mobile app studio, Chaotic Moon had been a victim of a hit-and-run accident.
The helmet has seven cameras that records a 360-degree view and provides evidence in case of such accidents. The camera automatically starts recording and does so for up to two hours from the moment of impact.
Although it may sound like a revengeful product to spend money on in the first place, it should also be thought of as a cautionary product.
In case of an accident, footage of the event, which is generally non-existent in most accidents, is the single most powerful evidence that can bring the most justice to the occasion.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Video-recording Safety Gear
- Innovative safety gear that records video evidence can disrupt the safety gear industry.
- 360-degree Video Recording
- 360-degree video recording trends can disrupt the safety gear and surveillance industries.
- Evidence-collecting Devices
- Devices that collect evidence can also disrupt the surveillance and legal industries.
Where This Applies
- Safety Gear
- The safety gear industry could be disrupted by innovative video-recording safety gear.
- Surveillance
- The surveillance industry could be disrupted by the 360-degree video recording trend.
- Legal Services
- The legal industry could be disrupted by evidence-collecting devices like the Helmet of Justice.
