Crash test dummies, also known as human surrogate models, play a crucial role in evaluating vehicle safety. They simulate the biomechanical response of the human body during collisions, helping ...

Crash test dummies are supposed to help engineers understand how car crashes affect the human body. But there may be a troubling design flaw. You might think that by the looks of a crash test dummy it ...

When General Motors Corp. engineer Jack Jensen started working with crash test dummies in the 1990s, theinformation collected from the devices was routed to recorders the size of a phone booth. But ...

• A Swedish team has designed a female crash test dummy that is more representative and allows for accurate data during collision testing. • The new model better represents the female body type. • ...

One of the most widely used test dummies today for both aeroplanes and cars is the Hybrid III “average” man: 175cm tall, 78kg ...

The auto industry has made huge strides in the safety of automobiles in recent years, but one stubborn — and disturbing — problem has remained: women are twice as likely to die in car crashes as men.

The new dummies span different body types and genders, and upgraded versions capable of more precisely simulating human ...

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When it comes to aeroplanes, all research, testing and aircraft certification – including seat and seat belt design, as well ...

Winnipeg’s most famous folk-rock group, Crash Test Dummies, have announced a reunion tour. They’re celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album, 1993’s God Shuffled His Feet, which ...

After a nearly 20-year hiatus from touring, the Crash Test Dummies are making a comeback. That's right, it's been 25 years since the Winnipeg band's hit Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm first got stuck in your head.