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The Bodyguard, which was patented by a
California inventor in 2007 under the title of "wearable shield and
self-defense device," is designed to be a shield, a non-lethal weapon and
a communications device all in one. The flexible arm, which is armored with
Kevlar and hard plastic, contains a rechargeable lithium battery pack that powers an "electronic
deterrent" device built into the arm's artificial skin. All the user has
to do is pull a pin, and an assailant who grabs his or her arm is going to get
zapped with electricity. The Bodyguard is also equipped with a bright
LED flashlight, an HD camera capable of transmitting pictures, and a charging
slot into which an iPhone apparently fits nicely.We could see this gadget becoming an
indispensible tool for law enforcement officers and bodyguards of the future,
but given that you have to inquire about it to get a price quote, we're
guessing that it'll be too costly to make much of a dent into the everyday
suburban adventurer market.
by:-AAKSHI SAHOO
by:-AAKSHI SAHOO
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