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1. Ephemeral Selves: A semiotic cultural analysis of a Swedish bicycle helmet campaign
University essay from Lunds universitet/Avdelningen för etnologiAbstract : In 2014, Lund municipality in Sweden handed out 830 bicycle helmets for free. Such governance campaigns are commonplace in Sweden, yet no campaign has ever been evaluated. There are two research aims to this thesis. First, to evaluate how many of the 830 cyclists actually wear the bicycle helmets that they received. READ MORE
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2. Sport Accessory Design for Narrative Clip 2
University essay from Lunds universitet/InnovationAbstract : This report describes the development of mounts for the company Narrative’s camera Narrative Clip 2, focusing on people with an active lifestyle. The terminal goal of the thesis is to come down to which types of mounts to develop for the active lifestyle user and thereafter, create a couple of 3D-printed mounts for these placements. READ MORE
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3. A new helmet testing method to assess potential damages in the Brain and the head due to rotational energy
University essay from KTH/Skolan för teknik och hälsa (STH)Abstract : Preservation and protection of the head segment is of upmost importance due to the criticality of the functions entailed in this section of the body by the brain and the nervous system. Numerous events in daily life situations such as transportation and sports pose threats of injuries that may end or change a person’s life. READ MORE
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4. Attitudes and beliefs of students towards wearing bicycle helmets : A study carried out at Linköping University, Sweden
University essay from Kommunikations- och transportsystemAbstract : The most common diagnoses after bicycle accidents are head injuries and fractures on arms and legs. At two of three injured cyclists, head injuries are the primary cause of death and bicycle helmets are a good protection against these injuries. Because the brain is very fragile, even a moderate hit can cause a serious injury. READ MORE