Would you use this shadeless umbrella? Meet James Dyson Award entry Airblow 2050
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A perfect use for the Dyson hypersonic motors.
It is just a shame Dyson didn’t have the idea first:
http://www.yankodesign.com/2010/01/12/try-air-to-stay-dry/
Oh hey wouldja look at that!
(This is not Dyson’s design, however, it’s from Quentin Debaene, a 22-year old Industrial Design Student from France.)
Wonder if either of them will ever be made!
Thanks for the additional info, Nicholas.