Slime body armor from 330-million-year-old creature Slime from hagfish, a 330-million-year-old creature, could be the key to next-level bulletproof vests. (Credit: US Navy, Naval Surface Warfare ...

TECH This bulletproof body armor exoskeleton innovation can take rounds from AK-47 assault rifle It looks like a superhero suit, yet this exoskeleton has serious stopping power from taking fire ...

The most obvious way to penetrate bullet proof armor is to field armor piercing bullets. The U.S. Army, concerned that current 5.56mm ammunition is insufficient to pierce body armor at combat ...

Older than the dinosaurs, slime from a primitive creature could be used for future bulletproof body armor. The hagfish is more than 300 million years old and it lives out of sight in the deepest de… ...

While bullet-proof body armor does tend to be thick and heavy, that may no longer be the case if research being conducted at The City University of New York bears fruit. Scientists there have ...

Thanks to the armorers at AR500, the gun manufacturers at Heckler and Koch, and other industry leaders, you might soon be able to with this Boba Fett-inspired, bulletproof body armor.

Thanks to the armorers at AR500, the gun manufacturers at Heckler and Koch, and other industry leaders, you might soon be able to with this Boba Fett-inspired, bulletproof body armor.

The Bulletproof Body Armor Clipboard offers Level II protection against would-be assassins, and it even comes with a clip to hold your paper, just like a real clipboard, have a look at the video ...

Using a special technique to make lighter-weight steel body armor that can stop high-velocity rifle rounds, the company has seen sales of its "Active Shooter Kits" s 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays ...

Nowadays, body armor worn by soldiers is often designed to protect against bullets. Modern-day pieces of armor, such as ...