Tech in Sports: Reactive Materials - Insight Replay

High-speed sports are risky and athletes are often put in scenarios that could cause them harm and protective clothing that can protect them is often too restrictive or bulky. Thanks to new materials such as U.K.-based d30 and Dow Corning's Active Protection System, athletes can wear clothing that are flexible and move with the body and upon impact will harden immediately to protect them.

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