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So why has it taken so long for a dummy representing the average woman to be created? i think it has to do with this resistance that we live in, that its too expensive, it costs too much. and its very easy for powerful groups to push back on government entities to say, you know, we cant afford something else. us company humanetics are also innovating to create more realistic dummies, but theirfemale dummy is roughly the size of an average 12—year—old girl. thats the size required in most tes...

In low—impact rear collisions. shes162cm tall and weighs 62kg. what you can see here is of course the soft part of our body. females are somewhat shorter and lighter than males on average. and then we also have differences in muscle strength, which plays a role in terms of how you respond to a crash. but then in addition, of course, when it comes to the interaction with the seat, we have differences in the shape of the torso and the centre of gravity of our torso and the outline of our hips an...

And you see that range, dont you, just from the way that the chin moves right back? you really only see that in slow motion. absolutely, its over in 100 milliseconds. so, why has it taken so long for a dummy representing the average woman to be created? i think it has to do with this resistance that we live in, that its too expensive, it costs too much, and its very easy for powerful groups to push back on government entities to say, "we cant afford something else." us company humanetics are als...

The engineers are performing tests on the dummy to see what happens to her in a simulated rear crash. alarm blares. so, weve just seen the crash test. what are we now seeing on the screen? you see the relative motion of the torso and the head, and the head interacting a bit with the head restraint. and you see that this is a very low severity. its 7km/h, there would probably not be a scratch on your car if you were hit with this severity. no damages and so on. but you see the amount of motion th...

Is a very low severity. its 7km/h, there would probably not be a scratch on your car if you were hit with this severity. no damages and so on. but you see the amount of motion that goes on in our body when we are impacted in this severity. and you see that range, dont you, just from the way that the chin moves right back? you really only see that in slow motion. absolutely, its over in 100 milliseconds. so, why has it taken so long for a dummy representing the average woman to be created? i thin...

In muscle strength, which plays a role in terms of how you respond to a crash. but then in addition, of course, when it comes to the interaction with the seat, we have differences in the shape of the torso and the centre of gravity of our torso and the outline of our hips and pelvis. the engineers are performing tests on the dummy to see what happens to her in a simulated rear crash. alarm blares. so, weve just seen the crash test. what are we now seeing on the screen? you see the relative motio...

Us company humanetics are also innovating to create more realistic dummies. but their female dummy is roughly the size of an average 12—year—old girl. thats the size required in most tests by industry regulators, along with a dummy that is the size of an average man. at the end of the day, we dont know whos going to get in the car, right? its going to be our mother, its going to be our grandmother, its going to be our daughter, and we want them all to be equally safe as well as our sons, our...

The relative motion of the torso and the head and the head interacting with the head restraint. you can see that this is low severity. seven kilometres an hour, there would probably not be a scratch on your car if you were hit with this severity. no damage. but you see the amount of motion that goes on in our body when we are impacted with this severity. and you see that range just from the way that the chin moves right back, you really see that in slow motion. absolutely. and it is over in 100 ...

You can see here the soft part of our body. females are somewhat shorter and lighter than males on average and then we also have differences in muscle strength, which plays a role in terms of how you respond to a crash. but then when it comes to the interaction with the seat we have differences in the shape of the torso and the centre of gravity of our torso and the outline of our hips and pelvis. the engineers are performing tests on the dummy to see what happens to her in a simulated rear cras...

Created? i think it has to do with resistance that we live in that it is too expensive and costs too much and it is very easy for powerful groups to push back on government entities to say we cannot afford something else. us company human ethics are also innovating to create more realistic dummies. their female dummy is roughly the size of an average 12—year—old girl. that is the size required in most test by industry regulators along with a dummy that its the size of an average man. at the ...