AUSA 2015: Making an impact (video)
Impact protection company D3O displayed its smart, rate sensitive materials which offer optimum performance, whilst being soft and flexible in its regular condition.
As D3O head of marketing communications Louise Wilson explains the characteristics of the material means the faster the impact, the greater the resistance to the force.
Using patented technology D3O has engineered a portfolio of materials with a variety of production processes.
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