A hard hat with symmetric front and back mounting ridges to support a headlamp is described. The hard hat provides mounting ridges to receive insertion slots of a rigid mounting bracket that fit around the ridges. The rigid mounting bracket includes channels to loop a strap through the channels and support a lamp on the bracket. The strap may include a hook and loop fastener system to enable attachment of a variety of lamps to the rigid support bracket. In this way, the hard hat can support a wide variety of headlamps attached to the rigid mounting bracket without destructive alterations to the hard hat. Clips may be added to the rigid mounting bracket to secure or lock the bracket in place during operation and prevent accidental knocks or jarring of the headlamp.

A system for adjustably and removably attaching a shroud to a helmet. The shroud for use with a helmet has a top shroud configured to attach to the helmet; an inner shroud configured to attach to the top shroud. The inner shroud has a band configured to tighten around a user's neck and an outer shroud configured to removably attach to the top shroud. The outer shroud is further configured to cover a user's shoulders. The shroud also has one or more removable attachments, wherein the top shroud attaches to the helmet via the one or more removable attachments.

A helmet system includes: a helmet shell; right and left bottom guards; a head strap comprising a head band and a plurality of flexible tethers, including a main tether stem and a tether connector, including a connector stem and a connector blocking member, such that the flexible tethers protrude from an outer periphery of the head band and are connected to tether apertures in the helmet shell. The head band can optionally include an opening with a band lock, and right and left upward curved sections. The helmet system can optionally include shoulder pads.

A helmet harness (5000) has an outer frame (5015), an inner frame (5020), and a coupler (5010). The outer frame has a central portion with a plurality of notches (5510). The inner frame has a central portion with an approximately circular hole (5610). The coupler has a first section (5025), a second section (5035), an upper core (5030) between the first section and the second section, the upper core having a hollow central column (5110) and a plurality of supports (5030) surrounding the hollow central column, a third section (5045), and a lower core (5050) between the second section and the third section. The lower core is a sprocket having a plurality of splines (5060) for engaging the plurality of notches of the outer frame. The central portion of the outer frame and the central portion of the inner frame are between the second section and the third section.

A wireless communications and light emitting diode (LED) device compatible with conventional helmet structures and adapted, while the helmet is being worn, to effectively illuminate likely illumination targets with an internal lighting device. More particularly, the accessories and applications according to various embodiments of the present invention make use of wireless communication and lighting devices to provide advantages in helmet use, with the ability to answer phone calls, communicate between rider-to-rider or rider-to-passenger, intercom talk hands free, ability to listen to music or voice instructions from GPS navigation, and noise cancelation, for safety, and convenience for the end user.

An apparatus for cleaning a helmet has a container with a hollow interior, a lid and a base. The lid is detachable from the base. The base has a body and a removable bottom panel. The body of the base has a shoulder and the removable bottom panel has a lip that rests on the shoulder of the body of the base. A magnet is provided for attaching the container to a ferromagnetic surface and a cleaning device is positioned within the container.

A smart helmet, a method and system for express delivery inspection. The smart helmet includes a helmet body, a controller provided on the helmet body, a wireless communication module and a camera electrically connected to the controller. Wherein the controller includes a memory and a processor. Executable code is stored in the memory, and the executable code can be executed by the processor to implement the following steps: the camera is started to perform video recording after a video recording instruction is received from the cloud server; the video information captured by the camera that the user performs the face-to-face inspection on the express delivery is acquired.

The present invention relates to a helmet mounting assembly for enhanced night vision goggles, and more particularly to a flip-up helmet mount (2) designed to allow for automatic shutoff of an attached ENVG (8) when stowed, and automatic activation of an ENVG when returned to the in-use position. An automatic shutdown assembly including a magnet module (26) and a magnetically-responsive sensor (36) wherein the magnet module comprising a magnet (28) that emits the necessary magnetic field (34) which influences the magnetically-responsive sensor when in the stowed position in order to turn the ENVG off.

A head protection device includes a head cradle portion and a force transfer/energy absorbing collar portion. The head cradle portion is spaced from adjacent and out of contact with the collar portion in normal operation and in contact with the collar portion upon impact of predetermined force, transferring the force and associated energy around the head cradle portion and dissipating the energy.

A helmet is provided. The helmet includes a helmet shell and a mounting system laterally positioned on the helmet shell. The helmet further includes a visor removably and pivotally connected to the mounting system, the visor being movable between lowered and raised positions. Finally, the helmet includes a peak removably connected to the mounting system, the mounting system being operable to disengage the visor and the peak upon manual operation thereof. A mounting system for customizing a helmet is also provided. Finally, a method of configuring the helmet is provided.