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From Woodpeckers to Safety Helmets
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From Woodpeckers to Safety Helmets
As time passed, numerous innovations were made, making today's helmets much safer and stronger than Kafka's original design. They are built to survive massive impacts while remaining light enough for wearers to play sports or do their jobs. Another innovation is that while old-style helmets were heavy and bulky, causing neck pain, today's helmets are lighter and more comfortable for the wearer. This is important because people are much more likely to wear helmets if they are comfortable. Despite all these innovations, helmets are still far from perfect. Sports players as well as workers at construction sites, factories, and other dangerous work environments frequently experience brain injuries due to the force and frequency of blows to the head. Doctors believe that repeated blows to the brain can cause a variety of physical and mental problems later in life. This is why some scientists believe it is so important to study woodpeckers. They hammer their beaks into trees at speeds of over 20 kilometers per hour. They can peck about 20 times per second. On average, they knock their heads against hard surfaces about 12,000 times every day. Each one of those impacts is about 100 times as powerful as a hit that would cause serious brain injury to a human. Yet somehow, woodpeckers never suffer any physical or mental damage. Why not? This was the very question that interested two Korean scientists, Sang-Hee Yoon and Sungmin Park: How do woodpeckers manage to avoid hurting themselves as they pound away at hard surfaces?
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1 As time passed, numerous innovations were made, making today's helmets much safer and stronger than Kafka's original design. 2 They are built to survive massive impacts while remaining light enough for wearers to play sports or do their jobs. 3 Another innovation is that while old-style helmets were heavy and bulky, causing neck pain, today's helmets are lighter and more comfortable for the wearer. 4 This is important because people are much more likely to wear helmets if they are comfortable. 5 Despite all these innovations, helmets are still far from perfect. 6 Sports players as well as workers at construction sites, factories, and other dangerous work environments frequently experience brain injuries due to the force and frequency of blows to the head. 7 Doctors believe that repeated blows to the brain can cause a variety of physical and mental problems later in life. 8 This is why some scientists believe it is so important to study woodpeckers. 9 They hammer their beaks into trees at speeds of over 20 kilometers per hour. 10 They can peck about 20 times per second. 11 On average, they knock their heads against hard surfaces about 12,000 times every day. 12 Each one of those impacts is about 100 times as powerful as a hit that would cause serious brain injury to a human. 13 Yet somehow, woodpeckers never suffer any physical or mental damage. 14 Why not? 15 This was the very question that interested two Korean scientists, Sang-Hee Yoon and Sungmin Park: How do woodpeckers manage to avoid hurting themselves as they pound away at hard surfaces?