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ADRENALINE GARMENTS, SAFETY IN REMOTE ENVIRONMENTS

Eriksson, Kristofer (2011) In Diploma work IDE820 20082
Industrial Design
Abstract (Swedish)
This master thesis in industrial design addresses the risks and hazards that we are exposed to in outdoor activities and remote environments.
Safety equipment for extreme outdoor activities do exist, but there is an unsaturated segment on the market for users wanting a more affordable
and overall safety solution. The project started out as an active safety system for remote environments, and has over time matured into a
safety wear project.
The proposed solution is a line of outdoor garments with an innovative passive-active body armor. The body armor is based on a silicone
treated three-dimensional spacer fabric that stiffens instantly upon impact. The garments are designed for a wide usability spectrum,
ergonomic
profile and high... (More)
This master thesis in industrial design addresses the risks and hazards that we are exposed to in outdoor activities and remote environments.
Safety equipment for extreme outdoor activities do exist, but there is an unsaturated segment on the market for users wanting a more affordable
and overall safety solution. The project started out as an active safety system for remote environments, and has over time matured into a
safety wear project.
The proposed solution is a line of outdoor garments with an innovative passive-active body armor. The body armor is based on a silicone
treated three-dimensional spacer fabric that stiffens instantly upon impact. The garments are designed for a wide usability spectrum,
ergonomic
profile and high quality. They are designed to be as suitable in the city hustle as in the great outdoors, all to ensure that safety
should not have to be an active choice, it should be an active certainty. The garments are made of three-layered Gore-Tex Pro Shell and
utilizes
modern production techniques such as laser cutting and hot-welded seams. (Less)
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author
Eriksson, Kristofer
supervisor
organization
course
IDE820 20082
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
Safety, Injuries, Emergency, Garments, Skiing, Gore-Tex
publication/series
Diploma work
report number
ISRN: LUT-DVIDE/EX—10/50124—SE
ISSN
ISRN
language
English
id
2278262
date added to LUP
2012-01-09 15:05:36
date last changed
2012-01-09 15:05:36
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  abstract     = {{This master thesis in industrial design addresses the risks and hazards that we are exposed to in outdoor activities and remote environments.
Safety equipment for extreme outdoor activities do exist, but there is an unsaturated segment on the market for users wanting a more affordable
and overall safety solution. The project started out as an active safety system for remote environments, and has over time matured into a
safety wear project.
The proposed solution is a line of outdoor garments with an innovative passive-active body armor. The body armor is based on a silicone
treated three-dimensional spacer fabric that stiffens instantly upon impact. The garments are designed for a wide usability spectrum,
ergonomic
profile and high quality. They are designed to be as suitable in the city hustle as in the great outdoors, all to ensure that safety
should not have to be an active choice, it should be an active certainty. The garments are made of three-layered Gore-Tex Pro Shell and
utilizes
modern production techniques such as laser cutting and hot-welded seams.}},
  author       = {{Eriksson, Kristofer}},
  issn         = {{ISRN}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  series       = {{Diploma work}},
  title        = {{ADRENALINE GARMENTS, SAFETY IN REMOTE ENVIRONMENTS}},
  year         = {{2011}},
}