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Guardian Deaf-mute Helmet  by Zhou Leijing

Guardian Deaf-mute Helmet

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

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This smart helmet addresses the safety challenges faced by deaf-mute cyclists in sound reliant traffic environments. It integrates sensors, vibration feedback, and a head up display to replace auditory cues with non verbal alerts. The system detects approaching vehicles, provides turn signals, and automatically contacts emergency services after accidents. With intuitive interaction, visual prompts, and a custom fit design, the helmet enhances mobility safety and promotes inclusive urban transportation.