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This AR motorcycle helmet could make your GPS obsolete

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Briefings

A Swiss company named Aegis Rider claims its AR motorcycle helmet can render GPS obsolete by overlaying navigation and communication directly onto the rider's vision. The article notes that while the company argues this eliminates distraction, it does not provide specific data on the helmet's technical specifications, performance metrics, or real-world testing results.

Key points

• A Swiss company named Aegis Rider claims its AR helmet overlays navigation and communication directly onto the rider's vision to eliminate distractions.
• The article does not provide specific data on the helmet's technical specifications, performance metrics, or real-world testing results.

Context

The article discusses a Swiss company named Aegis Rider that claims its AR helmet overlays navigation and communication directly onto the rider's vision to eliminate distractions on motorcycles.

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The evidence is limited to a single article snippet without specific data on the helmet's technical specifications, performance metrics, or real-world testing results.

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