Sea Guard - your personal bouy
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Enhance your or your child’s safety and track your or your child’s GPS location in real-time while in water.
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Enhance your safety and your child’s safety while swimming or snorkeling with the Sea Guard buoy. This waterproof buoy securely holds a mobile device, power bank, and other small essentials, enabling reliable GPS tracking in real-time.
Sea Guard is designed to float clearly on the water’s surface. It consists of two securely threaded sections: upper and lower which ensure complete waterproof protection. Simply place a small stone from the beach inside the buoy, and it will remain stable even in strong currents. This stability guarantees consistent GPS tracking, helping parents easily monitor their child’s location or marking safe spots for divers.
Additionally, Sea Guard acts as a highly visible marker, alerting boats and ships to avoid the designated swimming or diving area.
We even tested the Sea Guard buoy at sea with a lamp inside—it passed all tests. Below you can find all the tests that your Sea Guard bouy has to pass before usage.
Important: Test Sea Guard in a sink or bathtub before use to ensure it is securely sealed!
Warning: This is not a safety flotation device, use at your own risk!
NEW MODEL
We developed a new version of our bouy which stands upright, giving it more stability when challenged against waves and strong sea currents. GOOD LUCK PRINTING!
Post printing:
After 3D printing, we did 3 tests of our buoy to make sure that it was waterproof
1. Spray test - spray the buoy in water with drops of water, then open it and see if it has soaked.
2. Simulating waves - simulate waves in the water and watch your buoy closely, then open it and check if it has soaked.
3. Sinking - submerge the buoy completely in the water, then emerge it after a few seconds and check if it has soaked.