This wonderful invention enables humans to breathe comfortably underwater, like sea animals.
Korean designer Jebyun Yong has come up with something really amazing. In fact - he managed to turn a man into a fish. With its development, the Triton oxygen respirator, you can breathe freely underwater. This invention in the field of diving equipment does not require bulky cylinders and is therefore very ergonomic.
The regulator includes a plastic mouthpiece that you just need to bite into. The two wings on the sides of the mask act as efficient gills for the marine animal. Their scaly texture hides small holes through which water is drawn into the respirator. Chambers inside the wings separate the oxygen and release the liquid back - thus allowing you to breathe comfortably underwater.
Here are some specific details of how Triton works.
- It extracts oxygen underwater thanks to a filter in the form of tiny holes that are smaller than a water molecule.
- Thanks to a very miniature but very powerful compressor, it compresses oxygen and stores it in a tank.
“The respirator's micro-compressor is powered by a next-generation micro-battery, 30 times smaller than today's batteries - and recharges 1,000 times faster than them.
Promotional video:
In a reduced form, this mask is a bit like the underwater breathing apparatus of the Jedi Knights from the movie "Star Wars"