An international research team is developing a cycling helmet optimized for shock absorption thanks to a 3D printed geometry.

The entire helmet is 3D printed as one piece using a semi-transparent PLA filament with NeoPixel strips (144 pixel per meter) laid inside. It takes about 3 days to complete the printing job ...

The shock-absorbing layer of a bicycle helmet has a geometric structure that absorbs crash forces better than today’s helmets. Mohammad Hossein Zamani A new bicycle helmet with a geometric ...

The Bambu H2D is introduced as a ‘Swiss Army knife’ for creators and makers, allowing users to print in 3D, cut materials like vinyl and paper, and even engrave designs. It not only boasts two 3D ...

By using new geometric shapes in shock-absorbing material, researchers at the Universities of Gothenburg and Isfahan have ...

A team of researchers from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden and the University of Isfahan in Iran has developed a new ...

By using geometric shapes in the shock-absorbing material, researchers have developed a bicycle helmet that provides better protection against head injuries. The material absorbs shock by contracting ...

Zhou Guanyu’s enthusiasm for food is evident as he discusses his favorite spots in the city. One gem he highlights is a small restaurant in the Wutong District, cherished for its mouth-watering ...

By using new geometric shapes in the shock-absorbing material, researchers at the Universities of Gothenburg and Isfahan have developed a bicycle ...