German invents "first airbag" protects phones

How many times did you get the phone and had to go to the service center to fix the screen? Let us be more specific: How much did I pay? Certainly the answer we all know, but Philip Frenzel reincarnated Newton and did not rush to the maintenance center to repair his phone, but invented a way to rebel against gravity.

The good phone case and the screen protector protect you from some damage to your phone by falling on a hard ground, but these things can not do much, so the role of the "portable airbag" comes.

Frenzel, a German engineering student, invented a spider-like pad that begins to open automatically as soon as the phone breaks. The legs ease the impact of the fall, reducing the risk of damage to the breakable parts, according to the US technology site Machpell.

Frenzel's design received an award from the German Association of Electronic Mechanics in 2018.

The idea came to Frenzel after his phone slipped from the pocket of his jacket and crashed to the ground, and the phone did not return to work again even after the repair of the screen.

So Frenzel worked on designing something to protect the phone when he fell, and after several experiments, he came to invent sensors can detect if the phone in the case of free fall to open the legs very quickly.

Frenzel launched his innovation AD-Case.

The student thinks of turning his idea into a business that will launch a promotion at some point in July.

The official ADcase site, the first product that is compatible with iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and iPhone X.

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