The Anthropomorphic Test Dummy (ATD), commonly known as a crash test dummy, is a sophisticated instrument designed to simulate human biomechanical characteristics. It is used in vehicle crash tests to quantify occupant injury risk by measuring critical injury metrics—such as head acceleration, chest compression, and neck moments—via built-in sensors. This technology validates the protective effectiveness of restraint systems including seat belts, airbags, and child seats, ensuring compliance with mandatory testing requirements under global regulations (e.g., China's GB standards, US FMVSS, and European ECE).

SAF has successfully developed a comprehensive range of ATDs, including:

WorldSID-50th dummy；

SID-IIs dummy；

ES-2re dummy；

Q-Series Child Dummies: Q0, Q1, Q1.5, Q3, Q6, Q10；

P-Series Child Dummies: P0, P3/4, P3, P6, P10；

Hybrid II 95th/50th/5th dummies；

Hybrid II 95th/50th/5th ballast dummies；

TNO-10 dummy；

ECE-R16 dummy；

CHN50-A male dummy；

Pilot dummy；

Various custom-designed dummies.