Curved armor plate
Abstract
An armor plate includes atop surface and bottom surface disposed adjacent to the top surface and comprising a plurality of inflection points defining a first curve, a second curve, a third curve, and a fourth curve. The armor plate may be wearable on the front of a torso or the back of the torso. The bottom s face of the armor plate may include a substantially convex contour. A bottom region of the armor plate may include the first curve and a top region of the armor plate may include the second curve, with the first curve being tighter than the second curve. The bottom region may also be configured follow a contour of an abdomen while the top region is configured follow a contour of a thorax.
Claims
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1 . An armor plate comprising:
a top surface; and a bottom surface disposed adjacent to the top surface and comprising a plurality of inflection points defining a first curve, a second curve, a third curve, and a fourth curve.
2 . The armor plate of claim 1 , wherein the armor plate is wearable on the front of a torso or the back of the torso.
3 . The armor plate of claim 2 , wherein the bottom surface comprises a substantially convex contour.
4 . The armor plate of claim 3 , wherein a bottom region of the armor plate comprises the first curve, a top region of the armor plate comprises the second curve, and the first curve is tighter than the second curve.
5 . The armor plate of claim 4 , wherein the bottom region is configured follow a contour of an abdomen.
6 . The armor plate of claim 5 , wherein the top region is configured follow a contour of a thorax.
7 . The armor plate of claim 6 , wherein the first curve and the second curve are defined about a first axis.
8 . The armor plate of claim 7 , wherein the third curve is defined about a second axis perpendicular to the first axis.
9 . The armor plate of claim 8 , wherein the fourth curve is defined about a third axis perpendicular to the first axis and substantially parallel to the second axis.Cited by (0)
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