VICIS x Carbon | ZERO2 MATRIX

Ready for the next revolution in football helmet technology?
Introducing the VICIS ZERO2 Matrix, powered by Carbon’s groundbreaking technology. VICIS and Carbon have joined forces to bring you the future of football helmets. Our partnership has resulted in the ZERO2 Matrix, featuring custom 3D-printed, interchangeable fit pods that are optimized to provide an unrivaled level of comfort and safety.
With Carbon's impact-damping material (EPU 45) and VICIS' lattice design expertise, we've created a helmet that's truly in a league of its own!
With the advantage of Carbon’s innovative hardware, software, and materials, Vicis engineers refine functional prototypes in record time. No more waiting for weeks or months - we're redefining the pace of innovation.
Buckle up for the ZERO2 Matrix experience! 🙌
Visit www.carbon3d.com/resources/vi... to learn more.

[@JH-ks9oi]

The football helmets I used was hard foam 20yrs old in the late 80’s, I got numerous concussions, Then I was recruited n got a Riddell bladder fitted helmet, This is though is fantastic great for the sport and technology

[@rickjchou]

If successful in reducing concussions for football, would this technology be applicable to motorcycle helmets? and, maybe motorcycle protective clothing?

[@checkdown3774]

Is a very hard problem to solve. So much force and so little time to slow it down.

[@JH-ks9oi]

I’m curious will the “Tigeraire” helmet air condition system be implemented in these or at least be able for use in these

[@Hunterrobinson-u4f]

Maybe make your helmets lighter, so then the acceleration of the helmet won’t affect the performance of the player and the mass. That’s a good tip.

[@heyicanprintthat]

This is one of the functions of the lattice. It allows for lightweighting of the part, while still maintaining the structural integrity of the shape.

[@flatlineprod]

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