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NextGen firefighting helmet design to provide both thermal and ballistic protection

We are developing a biomechanically-realistic NextGen firefighting helmet that would provide both ballistic and thermal protection by applying the principles and methods from reverse engineering, materials design, finite element modeling, and ergonomic solutions.

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Associate Professor, ISE

University of Florida

Office: Weil 474

E-mail: sk.chowdhury@ufl.edu

Mailing Address: 
University of Florida
Department of Industrial Engineering
Gainesville, FL 32603

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