Tailwind
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Tailwind is an innovative helmet that reduces internal temperatures by up to 3°C and lowers the risk of heat-related illnesses by 40%. Using natural airflow, it creates a cooling vortex where air enters through the front, mixes with internal heat, and exits at the back, cooling the head, neck, and back. Inspired by camels' cooling systems, the design incorporates breathable materials for effective heat transfer and moisture absorption, providing essential protection for outdoor workers in extreme heat conditions
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Youngkee Kim
Hongik University
Youngkee is currently a Bachelor’s student in Mechanical System Design Engineering at Hongik University. His academic focus is on User Experience Design (UED) and mechanical design, which he approaches from an ergonomic perspective.Kim has practical experience as a Product Manager at Tail Wind, where he utilized his background in mechanical engineering and design engineering. Notably, Tail Wind was selected as one of the Top 3 finalists in the James Dyson Award Korea.Kim’s long-term ambition is to become an engineer and designer who creates innovative products that contribute to social value.
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