How many people would be able to effectively hurl a floatation device directly at a person drowning 10 meters offshore? The Save Trigger does not require a rescuer to take the risk of missing his target over and over. Instead, it provides a method to more accurately reach a struggling swimmer.
Moonjeong Choi's invention is a raindrop-shaped gun. The user aims at his victim, activates the release button with his hand and holds his ground as the capsule on the front lobs towards its target. In mid-air, the Save Trigger quickly unwinds along the length of its durable cable and the throw bag inflates with nitrogen. The swimmer can seek the support of the floating ring and be drawn towards the beach by the cord.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Precision-rescue Guns
- Developing a more accurate and efficient method of deploying rescue equipment through gun technology.
- Automated-rescue Equipment
- Exploring the potential of automated rescue equipment that can be remotely controlled for greater accuracy and reach.
- Smart-rescue Devices
- Integrating sensor technology and artificial intelligence to rescue devices for smarter and more efficient rescue operations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Search-and-rescue
- Creating technology custom-fit for search-and-rescue missions to meet the needs of professionals and increase success rates.
- Maritime Safety
- Incorporating gun technology to maritime safety equipment such as lifebuoys and floats to improve rescue efficiency and safety.
- Emergency Services
- Developing automated rescue equipment to assist emergency service personnel, allowing for greater precision and reduced response times.
