Air Umbrella Introduces The World’s First Invisible Umbrella

Designers from have come up with an impressive innovation in the field of technology, with their Air Umbrella. The product uses a motor to propel air in every direction, causing rain water to disperse away from the user.

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Air As A Shielding Force

Air, apart from being the most abundant natural resource, is also a potent force. Flowing air has been used for centuries to divert or change the path of various objects. This concept is being taken to the next level with the new model. This umbrella uses air as a shielding force against rain, creating an invisible shield around the user.

What Its Made Of

The Air Umbrella consists of a narrow handle with a wider circular head. The head contains a motorised fan that sucks in the air from below and blows it outward. The narrow handle houses a lithium battery that lasts up to thirty minutes in some models with a single charge. At the base of the handle is a controller, which can be rotated to control the force with which the airflow can be carried out. Below this is the power button.

 

Variants Of The Air Umbrella

The innovative umbrella is being developed in three variants, Air Umbrella-a, Air Umbrella-b, and Air Umbrella-c. The “b” version was the first to be developed. It is a basic model that is about 50 centimeters long, and lasts 30 minutes in one charge. The “a” one was designed for ladies, with a length of 30 centimeters, and lasting 15 minutes. The “c” version is a scalable version, extending up to 80 centimeters. This also lasts 30 minutes.

 

 

 

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