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00:03 This is the average female, which has the shape of the torso and the hips and the pelvis of a female,
00:25 in addition to the length, of course, and the weight.
00:29 So, when it comes to geometry of the torso, we would have, for the female compared to the male,
00:38 a more narrow shoulder area and a wider hip area.
00:45 And then, of course, the distribution of mass is different throughout the torso,
00:51 which results in a lower center of gravity for the female compared to the male.
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01:24 The muscles in the neck are weaker, normally, in a woman.
01:28 So, you can see, if you compare this with a human model or with a male dummy,
01:33 you can see this neck is more flexible and has more movement,
01:38 if you perform exactly the same crash test, the same speed and the same deceleration.
01:44 The aim, hopefully, is to make it possible to make better seats, both for women and men.
01:51 That's the reason why we have created one man and one woman.
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