Quin Design Helmets

After a successful announcement at Eicma Milano last November, the Nolangroup X-904 premium touring helmet is here. Available in Europe with Quin Pod and Quin Tag. Click to learn more, or comment below to let us know your questions!

Nolan Unveils the X-904 Helmet with Integrated Quin Technology This launch highlights how motorcycle helmets are evolving from purely protective gear into connected safety platforms that can actively assist riders during emergencies.Integrating crash detection and ride analytics into a premium touring helmet feels like a meaningful step forward for rider safety...

The Nyxel is officially here — now available in the US!

The Nyxel features Quin’s event detection and emergency response technology fully integrated into the helmet. The Nyxel goes beyond visibility and design — it actively works to keep riders safe in real-world scenarios.

🔹 Event detection
🔹 Alerts to your emergency contacts and emergency services in 32 countries
🔹 Advanced impact & performance analytics

Get yours today from the Lumos website & Amazon US.

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In addition to detecting the crash, Quin also provides you with advanced crash analytics that enables you to see where your helmet was impacted, as well as the intensity, duration, and location of the hit. Rich and powerful data that empowers you (and potentially your healthcare provider too) to understand the nature of any head trauma you may have received. Quin gives you that data, making aftercare easier and more informed.

To guarantee the precise functionality of the advanced sensor, Quin technology is calibrated specifically for each individual helmet design. This comprehensive calibration process helps ensure accurate impact alerts tailored to the helmet’s unique specifications. As a result, the algorithm adapts to the helmet’s engineering, enabling the impact data to closely reflect what your head has endured. This information is crucial for understanding potential head injuries and supporting recovery.