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Why these crash-test dummies cost over $1 million
5 years ago
Since the 1980s, crash-test dummies have been based on the average male body shape of the time. Now, Humanetics builds its most sophisticated dummies with advanced sensors built for male and female body types. They can cost more than $1 million.
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