Parachute System Protection Concept for iPhone 7
You may remember the patent Apple filed some time ago for a corner protector on the iPhone screen automatically inflating objects that resemble small pillows when iPhone is dropped.
This patent seems to have inspired a fan of Apple to make the concept of protector for iPhone 7 by utilizing the thrust of carbon dioxide, thereby making a smooth landing iPhone 7 can be like wearing a parachute.
Interestingly, the designer does not only provide a copy of the concept drawings, but also a video that shows how the future if the iPhone 7 implement technology designed.
As you can see in the video below, in every corner of the iPhone 7 has holes that connect with smart sensors that will detect the device during a fall.
The system at the ends of the device that controlled the orientation and accelerometer sensors that would be to remove the gas from the small hole in order to give a thrust to make the iPhone against the force of gravity, thereby reducing the impact of the iPhone when it fell.
As a result, you can see the iPhone 7 that fell from the table indirectly slammed hard to the floor, but the device just landed with a very smooth without experiencing collisions that could damage the device.
It looks really cool, but this technology will certainly make the price of the iPhone 7 will become more expensive if actually realized. It would be more economical if Apple mimic ShatterShield applied technology Motorola Droid 2 Turbo.
Well, all possibilities can happen, so it is quite possible Apple will apply the technology of "parachute gas" is the next-generation iPhone.
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