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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 it s the size of an average man. at the end of the day we do not know who will get in the car. it will be our mother, grandmother, our daughter. and we want them all to be equally safe as well as our sons, husbands and our fathers. and so we need to make sure that that interior cabin is not biased to any gender we want to make sure it is equalfor all bodies. we contacted leading car manufacturers including ford, mercedes, toyota, nissan and audi. ....
In this severity. and you see that range, don t you, just from the way the chin moves right back, you only really see that in slow motion. absolutely. it s over in 100 milliseconds. we contacted leading car manufacturers, including ford, mercedes, toyota, nissan and audi. they acknowledged the work being done in sweden, but they aren t currently required to use an average female dummy by industry regulators. the plans for doctor linder s dummies will be made openly available next month. it s taken decades to get here, but a crash test dummy representing the average female is close to becoming a reality, bringing with it hopes that women will one day be safer behind the wheel. the open water. the last place you want ....
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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, don t you, just from the way that the chin moves right back. you really only see that in slow motion. absolutely, it s over in 100 milliseconds. we contacted leading car manufacturers including ford, mercedes, toyota, nissan and audi. they acknowledge the work being done in sweden but they aren t currently required to use an average female dummy by industry regulators. the plans for dr linder s dummies will be made openly available next month. it s taken decades to get here but a crash test dummy representing the average female is close to becoming a reality, bringing with it hopes that women will one day be safer behind the wheel. ....