What do you think about Formula 1(F1)? If your answer is still around on the superfast car, expensive race, and the team in backup by rich manufacturer, should be thought back.
An Exebition at Science Museum in London yesterday demonstrates how variated the implementation of Formula 1 technology in daily life. With the ambitious theme Called Fast Forward: 20 Ways F1 Is Changing Our World, exebition that shows how Formula 1 technology “cheat” with military technology makes soldiers have combat protective equipment as strong as body racing.
Formula 1 technology transfer in the medical world also provide longer life expectancy to patients and premature babies. ''I hope this exebition will provide new and unique perspective to the visitor, especially to those who still do not see what is interesting from a race car,''said exhibition curator, Katie Maggs.
Enthusiastic attitude also indicated by Ron Dennis, chairman and CEO mclaren Group. According to him, a lot of audience who does not know that there are so many industry innovations that founded by the Formula 1 engineers. ''For example, the body of spaceship mission to Mars Beagle 2 using a plastic superlight previously used in the Formula 1 exhaust systems,''he said.
In the modern Formula 1 racing car, monocoque body structure becomes a basic design body shaped detecting tool capsule Ovei Wellbeing Capsule. With the tool, the patient's medical record will not only accurately recorded, but can also be sent to doctors or psychologists database in the world to facilitate the diagnosis.
Designers of Wellbeing Capsule, Lee McCormack, confess that his discovery is very inspired by the Formula 1 technology on the accuracy and speed.
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Tags: formula 1 technology, medical technology, military technology