ExoTechnologies, a sustainable composite materials company, has successfully tested its first fully recyclable motorcycle helmet made from its Danu composite material, a natural fiber-reinforced thermoplastic. Danu is an alternative to traditional carbon fiber, with similar mechanical properties, but outperforming in terms of sustainability, cost-efficiency, and scalability. The material has passed global standards testing, including FIM ECE2205 and DOT. Danu offers a 14% weight reduction, 275-G impact resistance, and complete recyclability, eliminating end-of-life landfill waste. The company sees it as a new standard for responsible innovation, with potential applications in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, sports equipment, renewable energy, and marine. According to Chief Innovation Officer Jeroen Wats, “Danu is evidence that high performance and sustainability are no longer mutually exclusive, redefining what’s possible across industries.”
ExoTechnologies announces successful testing results for its innovative, eco-friendly motorcycle helmet designed for recyclability.
