"A Mobile Airbag" is the New Thing out there, invented by a Student

Technology is advancing day by day as you know and it's making our lives easier and safer. A student named Philip Frenzel at Aalen University in Germany has invented what is called a Mobile Airbag, a device that prevents your mobile from being damaged after dropping by easing the fall and preventing impact of mobile body with the surface.

Philip came up with this idea after having damaged his own mobile phone in the result of putting inside his jacket and throwing the latter in the banister which ruined the electronics of the phone.He exercised his skills and knowledge and succeeded in finding a solution after a four years time.

He made sensors that detected the fall and initiated four corner dampers to come out and act as a shock-absorb(er) keeping the body of the mobile and its components safe upon impact.

Philip Frenzel is calling this case as "AD Case" and is going to market it in KickStarter Campaign.

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