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"One of the biggest differences between riding a motorcycle and operating a car is how you interact with the environment and the other vehicles around you. The more aware you are of what&amp;#039;s going on in front of, to the side of, and behind you, the safer your ride will be. Thanks to advances in heads up display technology, motorcycle helmets can now provide the rider with valuable information. They can also sport features that make the ride safer and more enjoyable. This new augmented-reality helmet from Skully, called the P1, combines smartphone-pairing, voice controls, weather information, turn-by-turn directions, and a 180-degree rearview camera. All of these features are controlled hands-free by the rider, and are displayed in the corner of the visor. The image appears to float about 20 feet in front of the rider, and the electronics are powered by a lithium-ion battery. Skully claims a single charge good for up to nine hours of use.  Skully worked with Android to create the operating system for the helmet, but rest assured, Apple fans, it can connect to your iOS devices as well. Head over to  Wired for more information, and check out a video of Skully in action, below.        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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