January/February 2008
Concussion-Sensing Helmet
By TR Editors
The newest football helmet from Riddell, a sporting-equipment manufacturer in Rosemont, IL, is equipped with sensors that measure the magnitude, location, and direction of blows to a player's head. The collected data is wirelessly transmitted to a computer--which could be stationed on the sideline--and analyzed with a Web-based application to indicate the likelihood that a player has suffered a concussion. The University of Missouri and other NCAA football teams have already ordered the helmet.
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