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Confidential · Seed Round 2026

Every competitor stops the bullet. We manage what happens next.

Defy Impact is the first trauma shock prevention system for personnel protection. Our Level 5 Mass-Adaptive Chassis decouples the armor plate from the wearer, cutting felt kinetic energy by up to 70% and addressing behind-armor blunt trauma, a threat today's armor standards don't measure.

$2.5MSeed raise
12%Equity offered
$20.8MPost-money valuation

Why Defy Impact

Investment highlights

A category of one

The only product addressing behind-armor blunt trauma at a systems-engineering level. Crye, Safariland and Point Blank all stop the round; none manage the energy that follows.

Patent-pending architecture

21 claims across four claim families, covering the decoupled chassis, dual-rate energy dissipation, integrated active O₂ and impact sensing.

90% gross margin

$3,500 MSRP against roughly $350 cost of goods, built on standard industrial components that scale.

200:1 taxpayer ROI

One prevented traumatic brain injury (about $500K in lifetime care) funds 142 Guardian units. The buyer's budget case writes itself.

Intellectual Property

Protected at the architecture level.

The claims cover how the whole system works together, not a single material or part, so a competitor can't design around it by swapping a component.

21Patent claims
4Claim families
2Independent claims: apparatus and method
100%Company-owned
Precision linear guide rods, bearings and dual-rate spring
Patent Pending
Title
Wearable Ballistic Protection Apparatus
Application
U.S. Patent Application No. 64/033,279
Filed
April 8, 2026
Owner
US Defense Technology Solutions LLC (assignment recorded with the USPTO)
Inventor
Joachim Peralta
Counsel
Bamert Regan PLLC, Seattle, WA
Compliance
Berry Amendment and ITAR compliant, 100% U.S. manufactured

Independent patentability search, January 2026: a formal search of USPTO, EPO and WIPO databases found no single prior-art reference disclosing the claimed combination of quad-point linear guidance, dual-rate damping and integrated life support.

The full search report is available under NDA.

Claims 1, 4, 6, 7, 8

Core apparatus

The decoupled chassis with a floating plate on quad-point linear suspension, 20–30mm of controlled travel and automatic mechanical reset after every hit.

Claims 2, 3, 5, 16, 17

Energy dissipation

Dual-rate variable resistance dampers, the zero-stop safety limit that keeps the plate off the sternum, and sub-2ms recoil initiation.

Claims 9–12, 18, 19

Active O₂ system

Turns the suspension's air gap into housing for oxygen enrichment and heat purging, with gas mask and PAPR integration.

Claims 13–15, 20, 21

Sensing and method

Real-time impact severity sensing for automatic triage, pelvic load transfer, and an independent method claim protecting the injury-attenuation process itself.

Market

$682M domestic addressable market.

195,000 units across two verticals, served by one platform at a $3,500 MSRP.

Special operations soldier in plate carrier in a misty forest

The Vanguard

$402.5M TAM · 115,000 units. SOCOM optimized, entering through T&E seeding toward a DoD Program of Record.

Police officer in ballistic vest on a city street at dusk

The Guardian

$280M TAM · 80,000 units. 5.5 lb chassis for domestic law enforcement, purchasable with DHS / BVP grant funding.

Projections

Revenue, years 1–3.

From pilot seeding to Program of Record.

Year 1~250 units
Year 2~2,000 units
Year 3~12,000 units

Use of Funds

Where the $2.5M goes.

Three divisions, each staffed for a specific barrier between the prototype and a procurement contract.

Engineer inspecting an armor plate in a ballistic testing lab
R&D and engineering40%

Prototype refinement and ballistic testing

Government relations35%

NIJ / DoD standards work and pilot program operations

Operations and compliance25%

Manufacturing, ITAR and Berry Amendment setup

Go-to-Market

Three phases to market leadership.

1 Months 1–12

Pilot seeding

50–100 Guardian units deployed at cost to Tier 1 law enforcement and SOCOM units for real-world test and evaluation.

2 Months 12–24

Standards

Work with NIJ and DoD standards bodies to add trauma-mitigation metrics to procurement specifications.

3 Months 18–36

Grant alignment

Grant-ready kits packaged for DHS / BVP funding cycles, so agencies can buy with federal dollars.

Documents

Investor materials

Investor pitch deck

Seed round presentation, August 2026 · 14 pages

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Non-disclosure agreement

Non-Disclosure Agreement and Covenant of Confidentiality · 3 pages

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Next Steps

From first look to diligence.

  1. Review the deck

    The 14-page investor presentation covers the problem, the technology, market and projections.

  2. Sign and return the NDA

    Download the NDA, sign it on behalf of yourself or your firm, and email it to contact@defyimpact.com.

  3. Diligence

    Once the NDA is in place we'll share the patent application and figures, the patentability search report, the investment memorandum and the pro forma.

  4. Meet the team

    Schedule a call with our founder, Joachim Peralta.

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