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Blink Of An Eye

Blink Of An Eye

Written by: Autoliv
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Introducing Blink of an Eye, a podcast by Autoliv. Dive with us into the untold history, present realities, and future of car safety. How have ideas from local communities merged with the narratives of industry pioneers to save millions of lives? From our groundbreaking work with seat belts and airbags to leading revolutionary safety advancements, each episode uncovers the defining moments that have both saved lives and reshaped our connection to the road. What were the key discoveries that set the stage for our innovations? How will they influence the future of vehicle safety? Journey with us as we delve into each story, showcasing the enduring impact and expertise that shape our legacy. Intrigued by the progression of road safety? Buckle up and join the ride.2023 Social Sciences
Episodes
  • 5. The Long Road Ahead

    5. The Long Road Ahead
    Oct 16 2023
    Thanks to safety innovations like seat belts and airbags that we have discussed in previous episodes, many lives have been saved on the roads. However, numerous fatalities are still occurring, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Unsafe roads pose significant economic, social, and health costs, which is where the UN Road Safety Fund comes into play. In the final episode of 'Blink of an Eye', Thomas Henley examines the initiatives underway to halve the number of road fatalities by 2030 and explores the future of car safety.
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    25 mins
  • Teaser - Episode 5: The Long Road Ahead

    Teaser - Episode 5: The Long Road Ahead
    Oct 13 2023
    In the fifth and last episode, we examines the initiatives underway to halve the number of road fatalities by 2030 and explores the future of car safety. Despite innovations such as the airbag and seatbelt, many fatalities still occur. The final episode will be published on Monday, October 16th.
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    Less than 1 minute
  • 4. When Airbags Inflated

    4. When Airbags Inflated
    Oct 2 2023
    In 1952, engineer John Hetrick was involved in a car accident with his family. After the accident, Hetrick had a groundbreaking idea to develop a solution to protect against impact with the dashboard. The result was an airbag. However, car manufacturers initially showed little interest in the concept. So, when and how did the airbag eventually blow up? Join Thomas Henley as he unravels the fascinating story in this episode.
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    22 mins
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