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Building safer helmets, and how advanced materials and real-world testing are driving safer protection systems for defense and sport applications. Layer by layer, Impressio’s engineers are fine-tuning both comfort and protection, and the soldiers testing early versions are noticing. Learn more

Developing LCE as a tendon augmentation device, this NSF Phase II TECP Supplement supports the translation of advanced Liquid Crystal Elastomer technology toward real-world biomedical applications. Learn more

We’re excited to announce that Impressio has been awarded a $250,000 Phase I SBIR from the U.S. Army Defense Health Agency (DHA). This award supports our work in multi-material 3D printing for advanced medical training models, helping enable more realistic, high-fidelity training for military medical professionals. Learn more

Impressio partners with innovators to accelerate next-generation solutions across protection, comfort, and performance. Learn more

Impressio received Phase III funding from the U.S. Army Natick Soldiers Systems Center, Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM), for $750,000 to continue its Helmet Liner Development for the ECH (2024). Learn more

A snapshot of how R&D turns into production-ready materials for impact protection and advanced performance applications. Learn more

Impressio is thrilled to announce that we have been awarded SBIR Phase II funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to advance our cutting-edge technology. Learn more

Phase II support helps expand development and validation of protective solutions for demanding operational environments. Learn more

Impressio highlighted among Colorado innovators advancing material science and human-centered design through research partnerships. Learn more