Helmet Design Absorbs Shock in a New Way
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A former Harvard quarterback has developed a promising  technology to protect football players from concussions.
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A novel set of input devices aim to reduce repetitive stress injuries by going vertical.
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Yes, gentlemen, itâs time to change your bag. There is an updated version of a 17-by-17-inch, slouchy-sided military accessory known as the helmet (or pilotâs) bag.
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By David Guralnick, The Detroit News. &quot;The big surprise was the pounding your body takes, especially your neck and back,&quot; Chelios said.
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A computerized brace lets people recovering from knee injuries get their therapy on the go.
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The cases combine clear polycarbonate with a shock-resistant outer shell.
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U.S. health officials said on Friday they approved a new device that could help save the arms and legs of injured soldiers and trauma victims.
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JackBootâ¢? March-o-Maticâ¢? YompBotâ¢? A team of researchers at MIT have developed a rather clever new twist on the conventional powered exoskeleton idea*. Rather than seeking to amplify the strength of the wearer's own muscles, the relatively simple MIT rig is intended merely to transfer the load of a heavy backpack directly to the ground, which allows very low power consumption.â¦
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Computer simulations have become a powerful predictive tool for auto engineers to push safety forward.
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New sensors can detect objects in the roadway even when the sun is glaring in your face. The technology could aid collision avoidance and make air bags more effective. In Autopia.
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An experimental helmet is being tested by scientists as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease.
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The Montreal Canadiens have perfected a unique method of wearing down their opponents.
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A material that is able to self-repair even when  sliced in two is  invented by French researchers.
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By Mari A. Schaefer, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Feb. 25--Hooked up to tubes and monitors, a metal brace drilled into his skull to immobilize his broken neck, Frank Burd worried how his students would fare on state tests next month now that he could not be there to help them.
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A number of US trauma centers are taking part in a study of an oxygen-carrying blood substitute designed to be used at the scene of accidents or disasters to increase survival
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A start-upâs first product, modeled on the human ear, curbs background noise.
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The combination of a rubber sheet, embedded graphite particles and an array of organic transistors makes for an artificial pressure-sensitive skin.