Abstract: Improvement in a ballistic resistant material is disclosed. The material uses unidirectional laid aramid of fibers that. The fibers are laid in a unidirectional arrangement that allows the fibers to essentially nest together to create a more dense and thinner material. The fibers can be different and can include fiberglass to graphite or any combination of fibers or alloys that the application requires including electrically conductive and non-electrically conductive, flammable and non-flammable, water restraint to non-water restraint, buoyant and non-buoyant materials. The material is bonded with NANO technology that fills in the gaps in the molecular structure of the adhesives that can contain petroleum and nonpetroleum based adhesives depending on the application.

Abstract: Improvements in a less-lethal force device are disclosed. The less-lethal projectile device generally comprising a projectile that is mated to a docking base by way of a spherical shaped projectile ball in a retaining spherical sockets or base. The projectile ball may include a locating/orienting that locates the projectile ball in the docking base. The retaining socket has one or more wings that partially wrap around the projectile ball. The material, thickness and splits in the socket adjust the retention force placed on the projectile ball. The projectile captures a fired bullet and is propelled along the original path of the bullet at a less lethal velocity. The disclosed system results in converting a normally lethal weapon into a less-lethal blunt impact system.