A UK-based startup has developed an innovative bicycle helmet made from recycled paper, designed with a honeycomb structure and coated with a water-resistant layer. Despite being made of paper, the helmet is lightweight, flexible, and highly shock-absorbent, and it meets international safety standards.
Key Features
- Compact and portable: Can be folded and easily stored in a bag.
- Eco-friendly: After use, the helmet can be recycled or composted, reducing plastic waste.
- Urban-friendly design: Ideal for bike-sharing users and tourists seeking a safe and sustainable option.
This invention represents a step forward in combining safety with sustainability, supporting the circular economy while offering a practical solution for eco-conscious cyclists.
Source: Instagram
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