Mips AB
Historically, helmets have been designed to protect against linear motion, with the principal aim of protecting against skull fractures. This is mirrored in current regulatory certification standards. However the oblique impact is a more common accident scenario and most regulatory standards do not certify helmets against those impacts, even though research shows that the human brain is more sensitive to rotational motion than linear motion.
Basic Information
- Category: industrial manufacturing
- Website: https://mipscorp.com/
Documented Facts
- Email: info@mipsprotection.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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Historically, helmets have been designed to protect against linear motion, with the principal aim of protecting against skull fractures. This is mirrored in current regulatory certification standards. However the oblique impact is a more common accident scenario and most regulatory standards do not certify helmets against those impacts, even though research shows that the human brain is more sensitive to rotational motion than linear motion.
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