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Posted March 13th, 2007 by admin

NASA Tech Briefs INSIDER 03/13/2007

A disclosed technology allows a factory-installed seatbelt to be tightened from gentle to extreme. The seatbelt works like an aircraft seat belt: when tightened, it stays tight.View this technology here.

A technology has been made available improving how safely children are strapped in their safety seats. View this technology here.

The Technologies of the Week describe inventions offered for licensethrough the yet2.com marketplace.
Search over $2.5 billion of licensable technologies.

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