Marco Torres
designs radio inbuilt surfboard 49
Surfers may please smile and say thanks to Marco Torres! He has designed an idea of a lifesaver surfboard for you. This surfboard features an in-built GPS and two-way radio, which will keep you in touch with each other while you are riding the wave. Surfing is risky because of communication gap. Perhaps, what could be better than this device, which gives the surfer a freedom for adventure with reduced life risks.
marco torres surfboard 49
The radio would allow you to get current weather and other conditions by an onboard display. This will keep you updated and prepared for dangers, which will come en route. Moreover, it will be very helpful for lifeguards also to trace an injured surfer.
Source: Yankodesign
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