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NY Times · Dec 3, 2015

New Helmet, Turf Cushion, Tether to Slow Head Snaps in Works

NEW YORK — An impact absorbing helmet, a cushion for artificial turf and a rubberized tether that slows the speed of the head snapping back after a collision were products named winners of a research challenge co-sponsored by the NFL.

The University of Washington, which developed the helmet, Viconic Sporting for their cushion and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory for the tether will receive up to $1 million more in funding from the National Football League, Under Armour and GE.

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