The owners of the four wheels have a car inner panel to achieve route navigation, inspection, vehicle condition and voice control, which undoubtedly enhance the comfort and safety of driving this matter. So, for the two wheel motorcycle owners, can only honestly pull out the phone? A research team at LiveMap than the kuhao street plan......
      The Russian LiveMap earlier in the fund-raising site Indiegogo released a GPS motorcycle helmet they developed, they combine sound and projection technology, so that motorcyclists can instantly query route, and immediately displayed on the helmet.

       Isa two helmet 3000mAh battery for long-distance driving, with the user, the helmet will will view the information displayed in the goggles, and built-in Mike can provide voice operation, you can view the map information in driving. In addition, helmets can help users call for help in an emergency, such as an accident.
       Although the Android system is used, LiveMap seals it and uses its own interface to prevent users from loading other Apps, such as games or videos, causing distraction during driving. The GPS helmet larger than normal, the reason is to join the projection technology, the navigation information projected to the driver in front, they cleverly designed to show the way, put a message in the eye focus, let the driver can read the information, can still focus on pavement condition. Moreover, as the speed varies, the amount of data displayed will vary, and the data will become simpler at high speeds, providing only directional display.
      Here, in fact, the helmet's function is very similar to the Google Glass, the difference is in modeling. Google Glass in order to meet the positioning of the glasses, it is necessary to compress the volume as much as possible, resulting in limit of implementation. But there is a great advantage compared to the helmet - greater battery capacity, you can even put a bunch of solar cells in the top part of the helmet to supplement power; more sensors to detect the user's head or eye movements, thus easier to control. At the same time, it is a vertical field different from Glass itself - consumers are more willing to spend money.
     The helmet is currently being raised on Indiegogo for $1500.