Air Umbrella, An Invisible Umbrella That Uses Airflow to Repel Raindrops
The Air Umbrella is an “invisible umbrella” designed by Chuan Wang of Nanjing, China that uses airflow produced by a motor to repel raindrops.
The jet airflow can isolate some objects. So when we make use of the airflow, we can protect ourselves from the rain drops. Then the airflow forms an umbrella without a visible cover.
The project is currently seeking funding on Kickstarter.
images via Air Umbrella
via Product Hunt
Brian Heater
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