SUMMARY

Albeit our focus is to enable process automation, our products such as these would help us prove and improve the platform elements and the ecosystem we are building to enable as we call it the art of the possible by coupling it with the science and mathematics of engineering.

REFERENCES

• D3AMP MxD – The beginnings of the helmet design
• AMx @Richard Daley Advanced Engineering Center – Validating the Design
• Folding Helmets – Customer Value Adds
• Smart Helmets Summary
• Industrial Helmets Ready for Manufacturing
• DoD Proposal – Response Armadillo Project B – Vanguard Well Being (PROTECTED)

ACKNOWLEGEMENTS

We would like to thank mHUB and its ecosystem for having provided the right basis for the ideation, innovation and design of the folding helmet concept, MxD for having conducted the D3AMP course with additive manufacturing and generative design fundamentals taught by the team from Drexel University, and the Richard Daley Advanced Manufacturing center for helping validate the design on their various 3D printers.

In particular we would like to acknowledge the services provided by:

• Nana Arkorful for the initial CAD design in Autodesk Fusion360.
• The team from Aion Prosthetics – Josh Becker and Samuel Christianson for the progression to parametric design and animating the folding process.
• Nathan Peckus for his design of the Rotor Helmet variant.
• Tyler Grudowski for his help in designing the Armadillo Helmet and its futuring to various use cases using Dassault Systemes Solidworks.

There is still a lot to be done to make our helmet perfect. It will also form the basis for our smart and connected products to come. So, lets band together to trip the light fantastic.

NITIN UCHIL Founder, CEO & Technical Evangelist
nitin.uchil@numorpho.com