I need to show you this quote about how to remove that prototype Transformers-esque motorcycle helmet that's been going viral on social media in an emergency situation, as it's something that I cannot stop thinking about since I read it myself.
Replying to a comment on Roof's Instagram page, the manufacturer of the Djagger prototype, the company stated, "Just remove the screws on both sides of the side shell, then the front shell can open by tilting up upwards, then the face and airways of the user are completely exposed while the head and the neck remains stable inside the rear shell. So, the helmet could be opened very quickly without any pressure to the neck of the user!"
I'm sorry, but excuse me? That's the most ass-backwards safety system I've ever heard of, especially since 99% of all motorcycle helmets have quick-detach systems that allow EMS to access a rider's head in less than two seconds. Having something that requires removing multiple screws from each side of the helmet wastes precious time when assisting someone in the event of an accident.
