UTSA researchers are looking to improve helmets used by serviceman and football players in an effort to reduce brain trauma.UTSA assistant professor Dr. Morteza
SAN ANTONIO - Researchers at the University of Texas at San Antonio are looking to improve helmets used by servicemen and football players in an effort to reduce brain trauma .
“Ballistic impacts occur at extremely high speeds,” Seidi said. “They are very different from blunt impacts at relatively lower speeds, which is why it’s challenging to create a helmet that can protect against both.” The researchers are utilizing 3D printing technology to construct the pads and conducting testing under various levels of impact.
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