Super Sport Shock Mitigation Helmet Liner (SSSMHL) with OACS (Opposing Articulated Composite Springs)

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The **Super Sport Shock Mitigation Helmet Liner (SSSMHL)** with **OACS — Opposing Articulated Composite Springs** — is a proprietary dynamic helmet-liner system designed to reduce impact-force transfer in sports and travel helmets.

Unlike conventional static padding, the SSSMHL uses a mechanical spring-based liner architecture that slows, redirects, and disperses impact energy over time. Upon impact, the OACS system compresses in a controlled spiral motion to delay and reduce peak load-force transfer to the head. After the force event, the system returns to its unloaded position, ready for the next impact.

The liner is designed to be custom-fitted across a wide range of helmet platforms, including contact sports, action sports, motorsports, cycling, equestrian, and travel-related protective headgear.

In computer simulations, the SSSMHL reduced impact load-force transfer by more than **75%**, demonstrating strong potential to improve helmet shock mitigation performance beyond conventional liner systems.

The goal is simple: create a next-generation helmet liner that better protects athletes, travelers, and active users by reducing the severity of impact-force transmission before it reaches the head.

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    Jeff Brown
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