A student at the Brigham Young University in Utah has created a “smart foam” for football helmets that can display on a computer exactly where and how hard a player was hit on the head.
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A college student’s invention could save football players from getting brain damage
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Published November 7, 2013
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With the NFL mired in a concussion crisis, more attention than ever is being paid to how football organizations and equipment manufacturers can lessen the negative effects of a violent sport.
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