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Handheld Mirror Airbag

 inflate airbags and protect mirrors with them
 
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Save your luck with this luxurious handheld mirror. Its frame contains a discrete solar panel, a battery, a sensor, and an airbag. When sensing a fall it will inflate the airbag. The frame will be rendered useless and you'll have to buy another, but the mirror will not break!
—Voice, Oct 16 2018

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       Methinks it might be worth making mirrors out of shatter-proof polycarbonate.
—mitxela, Oct 16 2018
   

       Adapt this for a camera phone, then use the camera phone as an alternative to a mirror.
—8th of 7, Oct 16 2018
   

       Phones already have airbags (in prototype form), as well as pop-out springy legs on the corners. Most people just use a good case, though.
—notexactly, Nov 07 2018
   


 

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