Kisha is modern and more clever than your ordinary umbrella

Kisha is modern and more clever than your ordinary umbrella

Kisha is modern and more clever than your ordinary umbrella

Someone has umbrellas, someone manages hood or even likes to walk in the rain at any time of year, but this accessory remains popular, anyway. In addition, in certain circles this item “equipment” can say something about the status of the person who was in front of you. Often you can see how they are used with large purses uncle (now, however, correct to say – with big bank accounts) as a cane. However, in its long history umbrella did not undergo significant changes until recently. Came the 21st century and away we go …

There have been several attempts to improve the umbrella just in the last couple of years. Immediately come to mind Rain Shield, which provides both shelter from the wind; umbrella Air, which uses a fan to stop the rain (yes, DMX, you now not only is the strength); and, of course, Nubrella, which are like a space helmet – right on the head. Now we had used in conjunction with a new smartphone with a pretty umbrella called Kisha.

Kisha connects to your mobile phone via Bluetooth, giving him some “smart” features. First of all, it should be noted that the application Kisha says his master forecast, which is expected during the day in the current location. This awareness is to talk with the board as to whether you should take Kisha with you or leave it at home, not in vain to hang with are not always the most convenient-protective accessory.

Kisha is modern and more clever than your ordinary umbrella

As Blunt + Tile, Kisha also “knows” about its location, notifying you when your phone (and thus you) have moved too far away from home. The idea is to prevent you left your umbrella on the bus or anywhere else, so places such as your car, home or office can be considered safe, preventing you to receive unwanted false notice.

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