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# Tech giant teases ‘the future of helmets’
- URL: https://torquecafe.com/bike-news-gopro-agv-connected-camera-helmet-teaser-2027/
- Published: 2026-11-10T04:32:48.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-10T04:32:48.000Z
- Description: Action camera giant GoPro is teaming up with motorcycle helmet maker AGV for what promises to be a revolution in head protection.
- Author: Jordan Mulach
- Tags: News, Bikes

A new generation of motorcycle helmets is coming, and it’ll be two big brands putting their names behind it.

Italy’s AGV and US technology brand GoPro have confirmed they are working to develop a new line of motorcycle helmets, set to debut in 2027.

Dubbed as ‘the future of helmets’, the new skid lids are being developed to be fully integrated and tech-enabled, with GoPro’s action camera know-how to be fused with AGV’s reputation for keeping riders safe.

![Forcite was acquired by GoPro in 2024](https://storage.ghost.io/c/a9/b3/a9b3e204-3117-4792-9a32-46184029df44/content/images/2026/11/gopro-forcite-acquisition.png)

GoPro acquired Australia's Forcite in 2024

Little is known about what’s to come, with more information to be released next year, though it’s believed that at the very least, the new range of helmets will incorporate GoPro cameras, allowing riders to capture their journeys without having to tack on mounts to their existing helmets.

GoPro’s move into motorcycle helmets was foreshadowed in 2024, when the brand acquired Australian company Forcite Helmet Systems, which had been one of the first companies to start embedding technology into its helmets.

At the time, GoPro founder and CEO Nicholas Woodman said that, “in addition to our plan to develop our own GoPro-branded line of helmets, we are excited to partner with other leading helmet brands to help tech-enable their own helmet lines”. 

“We have great respect for established brands, and we look forward to working with them to help drive the industry forward, together.”

There are already helmets with integrated cameras on the market – such as the Sena Outlander – however the GoPro and AGV collaboration marks the first time a major helmet brand has developed a product with camera recording in mind.