HEADROP
Head trauma research under impact conditions may entail the use of NOCSAE headforms which are stipulated for use in sports standards for evaluating helmets.
Head trauma research under impact conditions may entail the use of NOCSAE headforms which are stipulated for use in sports standards for evaluating helmets.
The carriage is intended for head impact studies involving linear and rotational kinematics in six degrees of freedom with instrumented head forms.
The BioDAQ injury analysis software provides data acquisition and head injury determination for TBI and mTBI applications.
The study of impact protection under high speeds and energies is well suited with the Linear Impactor.
Blunt trauma to the torso can occur from blunt force impacts such as from kinetic energy non-lethal weapons or from striking objects on riot control gear or chest protectors.
Blunt force impact to the head may cause skull fracture and underlying brain injuries.
The Mandible Load Sensing Headform can be used to evaluate the level of impact protection provided by facial/jaw guards by assessing the jaw forces and head accelerations.
Biokinetics has led the way to developing more relevant test equipment to better understand the protective benefits of helmets and body padding.
Biokinetics’ test equipment and tools are focused on gaining a better understanding of the benefits of personal protective equipment whether it is from ballistic, blunt impact or stab threats to the head, torso or other body regions.
NIJ Standard–0115.00, Stab Resistance of Personal Body Armor, is an equipment performance standard developed by the Office of Law Enforcement Standards at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in collaboration with the Police Scientific Development Branch (PSDB) in the United Kingdom (UK). It is produced as part of the Law Enforcement and Corrections Standards and Testing Program of the National Institute of Justice.
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