BYU Has Developed An Origami-Inspired Ballistic Barrier To Keep Police Officers Safe
Brigham Young faculty and students worked to solve a law enforcement dilemma where current protective barriers are heavy and cumbersome.
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one fatal flaw the officer can’t see whats happening,the old shields were clear so you could keep eyes on the shooter
Seems effective. I’ll wait on he judgement of those who need one.