‘Mobile Airbag' Case Invented by Student that helps phone from crack after falling

A German engineering student has invented a 'mobile airbag' case design that automatically deploys when a phone is dropped.

Philip Frenzel, a 25-year-old student from Aalen University in Germany, came up with the idea after breaking his smartphone by throwing his jacket over a bannister.

The sensors present in the 'mobile airbag' case prompts the release of four springs that cause the phone to bounce when it hits the ground.

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Sumit Chakraborty, 29 June 2018
'Mobile Airbag' Case Invented by Student Deploys When You Drop Your Smartphone
HIGHLIGHTS
An 'active damping' phone case design has been patented
Design was a thesis project for a German engineering student
The case detects when the phone is falling and protracts springs
A German engineering student has invented a 'mobile airbag' case design that automatically deploys when a phone is dropped. We already have several case options in the market that can protect mobile devices from harm, such as cracks, scraps, water damage, and more. But usually, they come at a price apart from adding more bulk to the handsets that we have to carry around in our pockets. But a solution called AD (active damping) phone case.

Frenzel started looking for developing a system to prevent dropped phones from breaking. He wanted a case that is smaller and advanced instead of being big and bulky.

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