Helmets TRIZ Cases

Segmented viscoelastic foam subliners distribute impact forces across distinct head regions to reduce rotational motion.

Segmented filaments constrained by lateral walls manage rotational forces, reducing concussion severity while lowering helmet weight.

Side-mounted actuators on helmet fit straps resolve awkward rear adjustments, enabling quick tightening during activity.

Lateral slides on the shell engage connecting members to move the face-shield, eliminating cumbersome pivoting mechanisms.

Adjustable chin cup assembly with offset engaging structures enables multi-axis positioning on helmet straps.

Honeycomb impact absorption device transfers kinetic energy between helmet shell and support cage, resolving strength versus deformation trade-offs.

Inflatable occipital pad pushes rear shock absorber forward to prevent faceguard sliding during impacts.

A bicycle helmet integrates a rear-facing camera with a front-mounted display unit to provide the rider with a clear view of traffic behind.

A protective headgear air supply module directs airflow through central and lateral trunks via a remote handle.

Segmented shock absorbing mountings distribute impact forces circumferentially, reducing transmitted head and neck force.

Shoulder pad recesses distribute impact energy across a wider area to reduce collarbone fracture risk during helmet impacts.

A helmet harness uses a lace tensioning system and dynamic guides to distribute pressure across the wearer's head.

A goggle brace with a wedge-shaped bracket lifts eyewear away from the face.

Segmented helmet slots replace a single large mount, reducing chin shell space usage and injury risks while maintaining external shape.

Segmented neck cover with insert-through holes for chin straps eliminates gaps to block wind noise without restricting neck movement.