670 Views - Click for Gallery Over 22% of Japanese people are 65 years or older--it’s Japan’s fastest-growing population segment. They might fall down a lot. Therefore some inventors are seeing a new market for wearable air bags. Some of these wearbags are definitely produced with a specific audience in mind. The first image in the gallery, for example, is made with someone with epilepsy and would only really work if they fell backwards. And the collar airbag would be great for someone in a wheelchair since it works from any angle. I’m not sure about the construction guy’s wearbag, though. Maybe it’s to prevent girl-watching whiplash… Source: telegraph   Via: complex

Weird Inflatable Sculptures

Paul McCarthy's Giant Piece of Crap

Complex Sh it, a humongous, inflatable dog turd, by artist Paul McCarthy has been causing quite a scene. The quirky art piece is part of the "East of Eden: A Garden Show" exhibition and escaped last week…

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Inflatable Bikini

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Inflatable Breast Implants

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Inflatable Shower Chair

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