Anybody who regularly indulges in long-distance motorcycling adventures will know that there's nothing that kills a buzz quite like an overheated head under a helmet, which is a problem that the Feher ACH-1 motorbike helmet promises to resolve.
This particular motorbike helmet is the very first to offer a completely integrated air-conditioning module that is capable of cooling down one's head by between 10 and 15 degrees. It does this by making use of a miniature thermo-electric pump that directs dehumidified air across the top of the head. The air-conditioning is designed to be cooling and comfortable and not overpowering or distracting.
Set to be priced at $549, the Feher ACH-1 motorbike helmet will appeal to motorcycling enthusiasts who want to maintain a cool head during their red-hot motorbiking jaunts.
What's Driving This Trend
- Integrated Air-conditioning Module in Helmets
- Manufacturing companies can research and develop integrated air-conditioning modules to offer more comfort to the customers who indulge in adventure sports like motorcycling
- Thermo-electric Pumps for Head Cooling
- The manufacturers can incorporate thermo-electric pumps in helmets for people who indulge in sports like running, hiking, or cycling.
- Miniature Air-conditioning Modules for Wearable Devices
- Manufacturers can explore the possibility of integrating miniature air-conditioning modules into wearable devices for sports enthusiasts
Who This Affects Most
- Motorcycle Industry
- Motorcycle helmet manufacturers can incorporate air-conditioning modules in their helmets for long-distance motorcycling enthusiasts to provide maximum comfort
- Sporting Goods Industry
- Sportswear or sporting goods companies can experiment with thermo-electric pumps or miniature air-conditioning modules to keep sports enthusiasts comfortable while indulging in outdoor sports
- Wearable Technology Industry
- Wearable technology companies can incorporate miniature air-conditioning modules to make their products more comfortable to wear and to attract more customers
