The latest US car child safety seat debut

In movie shooting, stunt actors sometimes need to jump off high places. In order to prevent injuries, they have specially designed airbags where they fall and absorb impact energy. The American Doller Junior Group Company gained inspiration from this, applying airbag technology to child seats to provide more safety protection for child passengers in the event of a side collision.

It is reported that, four years ago, Dorell Company began to study the impact of children riding in safety seats in the event of a side collision. The company collaborates with several children's hospitals in the United States and the Kettering University Security Collision Center to study how to quantify impact forces.

Based on this, Dorell developed a unique side impact air protection technology. In simple terms, the company installs specially designed airbags on both sides of the child's head close to the child's head. These airbags not only absorb and cushion side impact forces, but also help prevent children's head and neck sprains; further In fact, Dorel Air Protection System is not only to protect children's safety, but also to control the release of air in the airbag to minimize the impact of children in the side impact of the vehicle.

"Products have been marketed and promoted." Barry Mohaner, executive vice president of children restraint systems at Dorell said, "The air protection system is very effective, its principle and structure are relatively simple, so the cost is not high, it is expected to be widely used."

According to reports, Dorell Corporation has shared scientific research results with the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and hopes that its research results will help improve the side impact testing standards.