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Citation

Haslegrave CM. Appl. Ergon. 1974; 5(3): 153-160.

Affiliation

Motor Industry Research Association.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1974, Elsevier Publishing)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

15677152

Abstract

The paper describes the design and development of the Ogle-MIRA anthropomorphic dummies over the past five years. In the motor industry these dummies are used in safety testing of vehicles and the design of restraint systems. The work started at MIRA in 1969 to produce a dummy which was sufficiently realistic to test steering columns and safety belts for vehicle occupants. The first dummies were manufactured by David Ogle Ltd in 1972 and an advanced dummy (the OPAT Dummy) has now been designed in collaboration with the Transport aand Road Research Laboratory.


Language: en

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