Umbrella reform sweeping the world

Umbrella called The Drop creation Ayca Dundar.

Umbrella reform sweeping the world

Although it has changed size and color, shape umbrella is not much changed from time to time. However, recently there are some designers who seek to 'reform' umbrella.

Since the first mass sale in 1852 by British businessman, Samuel Fox, umbrella shape does not develop rapidly until the present.

But some designers want to develop further umbrella design.

"We have a lot to develop," said Justin Nagelberg, an umbrella Sa designer based in New York, USA.

Umbrella Sa created Nagelberg created by origami, the Japanese art of paper folding. "Within 20 years, I think people will not use the same umbrella that we use today."

Justin created umbrella Sa Nagelberg inspired origami.

Innovations real umbrella contained on the materials the author said Nagelberg. He wants to create a "poncho with a cap on it" so people do not have to bother carrying umbrellas.

It was agreed by the creator of the Drop Ayca Dundar, an umbrella canopy versions are only made of six parts.

"Nobody wants to bring a very large umbrella when they carry a big bag," he said. "They do not want to carry large items while in the bar or on public transport.

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Senz umbrella is claimed to be able to withstand winds up to 100 km / h.

In addition to portability, the umbrella must withstand strong winds accompanying rain.

In recent years the Dutch company has created Senz umbrella that has been tested to withstand winds up to 100 km / h.

Umbrella designed by Gerwin Hoogendoorn was shaped sloping thus making it more aerodynamic.

Senz, which are sold throughout Europe, Southeast Asia and North America, also has a model that can open and close automatically and can be attached to a bicycle.

Rainshader created from British designer Stephen Collier.

Besides Senz, there Rainshader an umbrella-shaped helmet, which was created from the British designer Stephen Collier.

'Reform umbrella is not without reason. The market for the sale of the comparatively very large umbrella.

In China alone, sales of umbrellas has generated US $ 2.4 billion in 2010.