George Tfe Scp

Smith Sport Optics, Incorporated

Koroyd Sarl

Smith Optics, Inc.

Scp George Tfe

John George Lloyd

Piers Christian Storey

James A Chilson

James Rogers

Piers Storey

Felicity Boyce

Frieder Fink

Bastiaan Jongsma

Farbod Nezami

Child safety seat () for a vehicle () comprising a frame () shaped so as to accommodate a child () in a child area (), the frame () comprising a sitting portion (A), a backrest portion (B) and side portions (C); at least one impact absorbing assembly () connected to the frame () and comprising: a deformable polymeric layer (); at least one honeycomb cellular insert () associated with the deformable polymeric layer (). The at least one honeycomb cellular insert () comprises a plurality of open cells () having longitudinal axes (L) extending out of an inner/outer surface of the frame (), said cells () being configured to absorb energy by plastic deformation in response to a longitudinal compressive load applied to said cells (); and the deformable polymeric layer () is shaped so as to contain the at least one honeycomb cellular insert ().

Child safety seat

Protective shell () anchorable to a portable mobile device () comprising a honeycomb cellular structure () enclosed in a body () at least in part made of an elastic polymer, the body () comprising a back portion () configured to cover at least in part a backside () of the mobile device () and a side portion () configured to cover and fit with a sidewall () of the mobile device () so to anchor the body () to the mobile device (); wherein said honeycomb cellular structure () comprises a plurality of open cells () connected each other via their sidewalls () to form at least a flexible sheet () configured to absorb energy through a deformation of said sidewalls () in response to a compressive load applied to said sheet (); and wherein at least a part of the body () made of the elastic polymer fully encapsulates and permeates the open cells () of said honeycomb cellular structure ().

Protective shell for mobile device

Protective padding () for a bar () of a rollcage () of a vehicle () comprising a honeycomb cellular structure (), a base sheet layer (), an outer sheet layer (), and connecting means () configured to connect the honeycomb cellular structure () to said bar (); wherein said honeycomb cellular structure () comprises a plurality of interconnected open cells () having longitudinal axes (L) arranged so that, when the honeycomb cellular structure () is connected to the bar (), part of said longitudinal axes (L) are oriented outwardly with respect to the bar () and towards the interior of the rollcage (); said open cells () being configured to absorb energy by plastic deformation in response to a compressive load compressing the honeycomb cellular structure () against the bar (); wherein the base sheet layer () is attached to a base face () of the honeycomb cellular structure () facing the outer surface () of the bar () and the outer sheet layer () is attached to a top face () of the honeycomb cellular structure () that is opposite to the base face ().

Rollcage protection

Headrest () for a racing vehicle () comprising a cockpit () wherein a driver () wearing a helmet () can sit, comprising a flexible casing () configured to be anchored to a vehicle body () and at least one energy-absorbing member () comprising at least one honeycomb cellular structure () arranged inside said casing (). The energy-absorbing member () further comprising a foam pad () shaped so as to hold the at least one honeycomb cellular structure ().

Headrest

Helmets and methods for manufacturing a helmet are described. An example helmet includes a shell and a shock absorbing liner attached to the shell. The shock absorbing liner includes a cavity. The helmet a shock absorbing insert formed of a material different than the material of the shock absorbing liner. The cavity is configured to retain the shock absorbing insert.

Helmet with shock absorbing inserts

Body-protector (') comprising: a wearable article (&#x2032;); a shock-absorbing pad () anchored to the wearable article (&#x2032;); wherein the shock-absorbing pad () comprises a first member () configured to absorb shock energy by an irreversible plastic deformation and a second member () configured to absorb shock energy by a reversible elastic deformation and wherein the first member () is embedded in the second member (); wherein the first member () comprises a plurality of cells () interconnected each other via their sidewalls () to form a pliable sheet () configured to absorb energy through irreversible deformation of said sidewalls () or said interconnections in response to a compressive load applied to said sheet (). Said wearable article () being a glove (&#x2032;) wherein said shock-absorbing pad () is anchored to a back of the glove (&#x2032;).

Body-protector

The application discloses a flexible strap for retaining protective eyewear on a wearer's head. The strap includes an energy absorbing material which is configured to deform to absorb kinetic energy on impact and which is held in contact with a first outer layer. A method of manufacture of the strap is also disclosed.

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Monaco, Monaco

John George Lloyd