Armor and protection systems

Material Science: The study of the properties, structure, and behavior of various materials including metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites that are used in armor and protection systems.

Ballistic Impact Mechanics: The study of the interaction between projectiles and armor materials in order to design protective systems that can withstand various types of ballistic threats.

Armor Design: The process of designing various types of armor and protection systems including body armor, vehicle armor, and building protection systems.

Manufacturing: The process of producing armor and protection systems with various manufacturing methods such as injection molding, casting, and additive manufacturing.

Testing and Certification: The process of testing and certifying armor and protection systems according to various standards and specifications to ensure their effectiveness in protecting against various threats.

Integrated Soldier Systems: The integration of multiple technologies, such as armor, sensors, and communication systems, into a single wearable platform to enhance soldier performance and survivability.

Vehicle and Aircraft Armor: The design, development, and testing of armor systems for vehicles and aircraft, including tanks, armored personnel carriers, and helicopters.

Blast and Fragmentation Protection: The design and development of protection systems to protect against blast and fragmentation threats, such as improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Advanced Materials: The use of advanced materials, including nanomaterials and smart materials, in the design of armor and protection systems to enhance their performance and effectiveness.

Future Trends: Exploration of new technologies and trends in armor and protection systems, such as wearable technology, exoskeletons, and autonomous systems.

Body Armor: This type of armor is designed to protect the wearer's body from impacts, projectiles, and other threats. It can be made from a variety of materials such as Kevlar, titanium, and ceramics.

Helmet: A helmet is a critical component of any defense system. It can protect against head injuries caused by blunt force or concussive blasts.

Tactical Vests: These vests are designed to provide additional protection to the torso and provide space for carrying equipment such as radios, ammunition, and medical supplies.

Combat Boots: These are sturdy, durable boots that protect the feet and ankles during physical activity, particularly during training or combat.

Gloves: Gloves are used to protect the hands from injury due to cutting, heat, or exposure to dangerous substances.

Knee Pads and Elbow Pads: These are worn to protect the joints against impacts and abrasions.

Gas Masks: Gas masks provide breathing protection during chemical, biological, or Radiological attacks.

Armored Vehicles: These are vehicles designed to protect the occupants from ballistic and explosive threats. They come in various configurations, from light armored cars to heavy tanks.

Bulletproof glass: This is a specialized type of glass that is resistant to bullets and other projectiles.

Blast-resistant structures: These structures are designed to withstand explosive blasts and provide protection to the occupants.

Anti-Explosive Suits: These suits are designed to protect bomb disposal operatives while dealing with explosive devices.

Inflatable Suits: These suits protect divers and submariners from the harsh underwater environment.

Flamethrower Resistant Suits: These suits protect the wearer from the dangers associated with close proximity to flames, such as heat, gas, and chemicals.

Ballistic Shield: This is a large, portable, and easy-to-carry shield designed to protect police officers, military personnel, and first responders.

EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) suits: These are heavy-duty suits designed to protect bomb disposal operatives from the impact of large explosions.