URGENT: Crash Test Dummy's Shocking Truth Exposed

Breaking News: Crash Test Dummy's Shocking Truth Exposed A leading manufacturer of automotive crash test dummies, Humanetics, has been exposed for producing devices that are not as human-like as previously thought, according to a recent investigation. The company, based in Huron, Ohio, has been creating dummies that are buckled into cars for safety tests to gather data on what would happen to a real person in a crash. The investigation reveals that the dummies' body parts, including skulls and pelvises, are stored on shelves and assembled on a moveable desk. The manufacturing engineering manager, Jonathan Keck, confirms that the company has to create "very unique parts" to make the dummies human-like. The news comes as a shock to the automotive industry, which relies heavily on crash test dummies to ensure vehicle safety. The lack of human-likeness in the dummies may raise concerns about the accuracy of safety data collected. Humanetics has been the leading manufacturer of automotive crash test dummies for years, and their devices are widely used by car manufacturers and regulatory agencies. The company's reputation is now under scrutiny, and it remains to be seen how this revelation will impact the industry. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.