Francesco Biagini's Shield+ Provides 15 Minutes of Fresh Air
Michael Hines — February 24, 2011 — Lifestyle
References: behance.net & industrialdesignserved
Designer Francesco Biagini is trying to make it easier to survive a fire with his new design, Shield+. Shield+ is a canned gas mask that provides up to 15 minutes of fresh air once deployed.
Shield+ isn't much to look at, but I do love the idea of a simple gas mask that can be placed inside buildings. Personally, I would like to see Francesco Biagini's design placed side-by-side with the fire extinguisher. I take fire safety very seriously.
Shield+ isn't much to look at, but I do love the idea of a simple gas mask that can be placed inside buildings. Personally, I would like to see Francesco Biagini's design placed side-by-side with the fire extinguisher. I take fire safety very seriously.
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Canned Gas Masks — A trend of designing portable gas masks that offer a limited supply of fresh air during emergencies.
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Building Safety Equipment — A trend in developing innovative safety equipment specifically designed for indoor environments like buildings.
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Minimalistic Design — A trend of creating simple and unobtrusive designs for safety equipment to improve accessibility and ease of use.
Industry Implications
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Emergency Preparedness — There is an opportunity for businesses to develop and provide emergency preparedness solutions, including portable gas masks.
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Construction and Building Safety — The construction and building safety industry can explore incorporating innovative safety equipment, such as canned gas masks, into their protocols.
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Fire Safety — Companies that specialize in fire safety can consider the disruptive potential of introducing simple gas masks alongside fire extinguishers.
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