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it home reported on september 1 that sports camera manufacturer gopro announced on august 30 that it has acquired smart helmet brand forcite helmet systems.

gopro said in a statement: "forcite has always been committed to integrating cutting-edge technology into helmets to improve the safety and experience of riders. through this acquisition of gopro, forcite will be able to realize their vision and bring riders a safer and more dynamic riding experience. in the future, gopro also plans to expand this technology to other types of helmets to benefit more sports enthusiasts."

gopro plans to launch its own line of helmets, and will also work with other helmet brands to help them make their helmets smarter.

it home learned that forcite helmet systems started in 2013 and was co-founded by alfred boyadgis and julian (jay) chow. it launched its first product, forcite mk1, in 2019.

forcite's smart helmet is equipped with a range of technological features, including:

built-in camera: used to record videos during riding and provide driving records.

bluetooth communication: can be connected with smartphones and other devices to play music, answer calls and provide navigation guidance.

hud display: displays important information such as navigation instructions, incoming call reminders, etc. within the helmet's field of view, so that riders don't have to look down at their phones.

environmental perception system: monitors the surrounding environment through sensors, provides safety warnings, and helps riders avoid potential dangers.