New Necklace Could Prevent Drowning Accidents

Ploota is an inflatable necklace designed to prevent drowning accidents.The easy to use device clips around your neck to keep you safe! ......
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+3 1. Judge-Jake commented 6 years ago

Brilliant idea, I've nearly drowned twice, once when I was about six in the swimming baths and once when I was about 11 in the sea. I have very sensitive eyes and only have to get a splash of water in them and I'm under. I wonder what weight these gadgets cater for? Alternatively I'll have to keep using the rubber ring, arm bands, flippers and life raft....in the bath. :D
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0 2. Derpgeek commented 6 years ago

Interesting idea, does this also turn the victim right up like real life jacket does? It really doesn't help you if you pop up on the surface after 30 sec, but still facing down. How tightly that thing goes around your neck, there is regulations in EU which regulates how much force is applied and it should break.

And there is already Co2 inflatable life jackets on market.
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+1 3. Judge-Jake commented 6 years ago

#2 How on earth could you pop up on the surface upside down? That would require your legs and torso to be out of the water and just your head submerged....Sorry but it's a double monkey and a single from me ::(|):(|)
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+2 4. Derpgeek commented 6 years ago

#3 You can float easily on back/stomach in water. There is no natural force to turn you over. And if you are already unconsciousness, nothing is going to turn your so called upright position. Thats why life jacket has that chest part, and one behind your neck, which makes you float easily face up. And even turn your automatically to that right position.
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-1 5. oleHashow commented 6 years ago

I approve traditional methods of learning how to swim.
hight of water, life guards or at least other people who are better at swimming and lots of floating devices.

I wonder how this 30 sec trigger detects, it has to activate.
This head pulling device... consider step on a nail or bed of nails. .... its better to spread out and you sink less and its air bags are way high up hardly on level with nose.

And like all vertebra we are prone to prone in any substance, baby nirvana.
Bra with air bags is better option.
I would wait for later version.
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0 6. ComentAtor commented 6 years ago

i would probably choke on the necklace itself.. or be suffocated from the back .. but great idea.. i guess