One idea is to integrate brake lights into the helmet. This could be achieved by adding another set of LEDs that light up when the motorbike’s brakes are applied.

Cosmo Connected says the brake light starts to illuminate its 12 LEDs even when the rider slows down, thanks to an accelerometer in the device. It would be a good safety alert to attract the attention ...

A brake light that sticks to the back of a helmet and alerts tailgating drivers the rider is slowing down may be illegal in some states. The Brake Free light is currently being crowd funded and Aussie ...

Posted in Arduino Hacks, Wireless Hacks Tagged brake light, helmet, motorcycle, motorcycle helmet, turn signal, wireless ...

Contained in a weather proof shell made of polycarbonate and EPDM rubber (ethylene propylene diene monomer), it weight just 150 g (5.3 oz) and secures on the helmet magnetically via a plastic base ...

The Brake Free Helmet Light Has Stellar Customer Ratings The white micro USB Brake Free light has an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars from 107 reviewers on BrakeFree's site, with 104 giving it ...

The Brake Free is expected to become available in April 2018, at a retail price of $149. This is the result of a very successful Indiegogo campaign that has managed to almost double its $50,000 ...

It looks like the Brake Free safety helmet light got a lot of love on Indiegogo. With 10 days left until its funding campaign ends, the project almost doubled the amount it was asking for.