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KAV is back with another 3D printed helmet, but this one has some massive improvements that make it much more attractive.

Developed by researchers at the Universities of Gothenburg and Isfahan, the 3D printed helmet can better absorb shocks than traditional foam-lined helmets by deforming its shape as required.

This version, however, is perfect for the Do-It-Youself builder on a budget assuming you have access to a Taz 3D printer through your hackerspace or a friend. The entire helmet is 3D printed as ...

Each helmet has a staggering number of individual parts, most of which are 3D printed with resin, and these parts didn’t always fit together perfectly well. [Zibartas] also ended up spending a ...