Smart Door-Slam Safety with Moshun (Protecting Little Fingers)

Door slams are not "little accidents." Each year, an estimated 300,000 children visit the ER due to door-related injuries. In this episode of Raising Innovators, host Marnie Forestieri talks with Tim Boundy, Co-Founder & CEO of Moshun, about a smart, mechanical way to stop slams without permanently closing a door. Why this matters (for schools & families) Classrooms and childcare centers need safety that works with real life—open when it's calm, protective when it's not. Moshun's device uses non-Newtonian fluid to let a door close normally at slow speed and instantly resist if slammed by wind or force. It's simple, retrofit-friendly, and built to safeguard tiny fingers. What you'll learn The origin story: a windy vacation that sparked an invention How rheology (fluid science) powers a "smart" mechanical closer Practical installs for schools now, and home versions coming Future innovations: hidden hinges, sliding doors, movable walls Pro tip for directors: show proactive safety on every school tour Now on YouTube — watch now. If this episode helped you, subscribe, share it with another parent or school leader, and follow for weekly future-ready practices.