Successfully built a portable and lightweight safety belt.
Students at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst have successfully built a compact and portable safety belt that can protect the lives of hundreds of people traveling abroad each year.
This safety belt can reduce the number of deaths in the world from accidents caused by traffic accidents, leading causes of death and disability in both developed and developing countries around the world.
The idea of creating this mobile safety belt is from the death of Sara Schewe, an American student who died in a bus accident in India 10 years ago.
Her parents, Charles and Anne Schewe, formed a charity named her to support the development of the seat belt. If there is a safer belt, then maybe their daughter could be saved in the accident
As a result, American students have come up with a portable, lightweight seat belt that can be quickly assembled with the seat of any vehicle and securely anchored to the user.
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