Sorry I fell asleep, oh I mean I loved the video.

Great presentation. I am intrigued by your slide 7. However, I have searched and searched to find a reference concerning the explosive-resistance container shown in Slide-7, but with no success. I was successful in finding a state-of-the-art review paper in which the following statement is made: "Federal Aviation Administration in 1995 developed the first GLARE freight container for aircraft which is considered to be resistant to blast since it is capable of absorbing free and explosion from bombs [33]"; however, the cited reference 33 seems to be a wrong citation and that reference does not relate to the statement, whatsoever. I would greatly appreciate it if you could kindly provide the appropriate reference for the container mentioned in slide 7. Thank you! Zack Vizeman

Did you achieve a good enough bonding b/n the metal and the fiber? Did you use any adhesive material?