Passive safety: minimize injuries in case of accidents Structural strength to withstand the stresses that occur during an accident.
Additional and innovative safety elements: thermoformed screens more resistant to breakage, incorporation of airbag in the helmet.

Active safety: creating the conditions and support systems to prevent accidents.
– Ventilation: good ventilation keeps the head temperature at acceptable levels providing comfort and avoids excess CO2 accumulation that impairs the driver’s reaction times.
– Acoustics: correct acoustic treatment of the helmet avoids high noise levels in the driver’s ears and protects the auditory system, especially on long journeys.
– Aerodynamics: essential to relieve the neck from the weight of the helmet and the thrust of the air.
– Temperature stabilization: to ensure that the head environment is kept close to 37° inside NZI helmets, fibers containing nanospheres filled with a phase-change material are used to absorb heat when it is needed and release it when it is needed, thus minimizing thermal oscillations on the wearer’s skin.
– Ergonomics: for maximum ease of operation – even with gloves or one hand – of some parts of the helmet, such as the ventilation or visor opening/closing mechanisms.
Finally, strict quality control in the production process of the helmets guarantees compliance with our standards in addition to the mandatory regulations. Final product validation is achieved through thousands of kilometers of pilot testing prior to commercialization.

Advanced post-accident safety:
The two-wheeler industry is currently doing research to be able to adopt, as soon as possible, eCall (automatic emergency call) solutions that we will soon see in the automotive world thanks to the push given by the EU to this system. NZI Helmets, a pioneer in this field, is researching the best strategies for both triggering and reporting so that emergency systems can receive the most appropriate data in the most convenient way when these systems come into operation.