In the past few years there have been attempts to create bicycles and helmets out of paper-based materials for cost efficiency. For the team behind the Paper Pulp Helmet, building helmets from ...

Paper helmets could be protecting the heads of cyclists in under 12 months according to one of their inventors, Thomas Gottelier. Paper Pulp Helmets are a type of cheap, disposable bicycle helmet made ...

Bike sharing schemes have become a familiar feature in many major cities around the world. They are designed to help free up increasingly clogged urban roads and ease congestion on public transport ...

Cyclists who use bikesharing programs are much less likely to wear helmets than people who ride their own bikes. A team of designers in London has come up with a solution: Temporary helmets you can ...

Bike helmets made out of paper — yes, paper — very well could save lives, make Citi Bike safer and get Isis Shiffer very rich. The idea is simple enough, if you have some basic engineering knowledge: ...

Bike-share programs are on a roll across the United States. The programs are especially popular with city commuters who want to skip the crowded bus, hop on a rented bike and pedal. Unfortunately, ...

If you’ve ever used New York’s Citi Bikes or London’s Boris bikes, you probably rode sans-helmet. New York design student Iris Shiffer is looking to solve this problem with a disposable, ...

One major complaint against bike shares, such as New York’s Citi Bike program, is that it’s just not safe to flood the city with bicyclists without requiring the use of helmets. Could inexpensive, ...

Isis Shiffer, the inventor of the EcoHelmet. Many cities around the world — from New York City to Buenos Aires — are investing more in bike share systems as a form of public transportation. But the ...

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It is made out of paper and it folds like an accordion — characteristics you wouldn't expect in a bike helmet. But, Isis Shiffer thinks you should rethink that and she just won the James Dyson award ...