with mobile airbag cover

Surely it has happened to you, that by the time you mistakenly throw your smartphone, you feel that everything stops, you hear the beating of your heart and the buzz of the world getting was while you idly watch the spin on your phone before it was hit without a cure against the concrete.

This will not happen again thanks to the ingenuity of Philip Frenzel, a German boy from Aalen University, who invented a protective case that works as an airbag for your phone. What makes "Spider-App" special in relation to other cases is its ability to detect when your equipment falls and at this time deploy eight small, flexible legs to the corners.

Initially, Frenzel was thinking of incorporating a real airbag mechanism on the phone, then also experimenting with a protective foam. However, none of these ideas seemed practical, so instead of something soft, he considered the option of something elastic, like retractable legs.

Thanks to this, the young man succeeds in designing eight thin metal arms. which lie flat in the sleeve. But when they are released, they come out and bend, protecting the edges of the phone from the impact and drastically reducing the blow.
When you pick up your phone, you simply fold the springs into their covers, preparing them for their next deployment.

For four years, the young man has created different versions and now that he has finished his product, he has applied for a patent to the German government and has printed T-shirts with his logo, as well as that. a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to the public. support of your university, to be able to transform the product in reality in a massive way.