Lifeboats don't seem to be anywhere near as effective at rescuing sailors after you've seen the SeAngel Helium Rescuing System. These helium-filled rescue pods were designed by Fedor Porshnev. Everything about the SeAngel Helium Rescuing System is futuristic, from its design to its function.
The SeAngel Helium Rescuing System can seat one person, and is able to float thanks to an on-board store of helium that is used to inflate a giant balloon. The balloon carries the rescue pod up into the air, with occupants allowed to control their altitude using a button that lets out helium. To ensure that the rescue pods don't float past rescue personnel, each one is installed with a GPS beacon.
Inflatable Escape Pods
The SeAngel Helium Rescuing System is a Lifesaving Hot Air Balloon
Trend Themes
1. Inflatable Rescue Pods - The use of inflatable rescue pods provides a more futuristic and efficient solution to traditional lifeboats.
2. Helium-filled Rescue Systems - The application of helium-filled rescue systems opens up opportunities for rescuing people in hard-to-reach areas.
3. Altitude Control Buttons - The integration of altitude control buttons in rescue pods creates a more user-friendly and effective experience for occupants.
Industry Implications
1. Maritime - The maritime industry can incorporate inflatable rescue pods as a more efficient and advanced way of rescuing people at sea.
2. Search and Rescue - The search and rescue industry can utilize helium-filled rescue systems to reach people in remote and inaccessible areas.
3. Emergency Response - The emergency response industry can incorporate altitude control buttons into rescue pods for a more streamlined and efficient rescue process.