"I need to take a seat." Those were the words articulated by Anna Haupt and Terese Alstin's teacher when he initially found out about their plan to make an undetectable bicycle head protector.
Seven years back, the two outline understudies set out on an about outlandish assignment – make a practical and safe bicycle protective cap that nobody can see.
The thought occurred after an obligatory cap law for kids up to 15 years of age was passed in Sweden, and the verbal confrontation opened to stretching out the law to grown-ups. In spite of the fact that there are bicycle head protectors made out of untraditional materials, both Haupt and Alstin needed to make an elective shape and configuration to the standard cap that anybody would be cheerful wearing.
Following quite a while of innovative work, the imaginative pair made Hövding – a neckline worn around the neck that contains an airbag protective cap which blows up just if there is a mishap. The principal imperceptible bicycle cap is accessible in select stores in Europe, yet there is almost certainly that we will be "seeing" a greater amount of Hövding sooner rather than later.