A composite material uses segmented attaching means to connect protective plates along a first direction on the base layer.
Resins with controlled hydroxyl content and non-n-butyraldehyde residues resolve vibration dampening trade-offs while maintaining impact resistance.
Bulk-solidifying amorphous alloy armor uses segmented thin layers to deliver lightweight protection.
Core-sheath multifilament yarns in multilayer bellows eliminate calendering steps, reducing weight and resolving manufacturing complexity.
Offset plate layers in multi-layer material eliminate vertical gaps to prevent needle penetration without compromising dexterity.
Segmenting the polycarbonate resin into distinct layers optimizes surface hardness while maintaining impact resistance and color quality.
A flexible display cover combines a glass layer with a hardened coating to boost surface protection.
A ballistic panel uses interleaved ultra high molecular weight polyethylene tape layers bonded by heat and pressure to form a strike face.
Alternating bamboo fiber mats and polymer films create lightweight ballistic panels that reduce weight compared to rigid steel or ceramic armor.