Crash Testing
Crash testing involves simulating various types of collisions to assess the safety and durability of vehicles, products, or structures. This process typically involves conducting controlled experiments in which a vehicle or object is subjected to impact forces to measure its performance and structural integrity. Crash testing is used to evaluate the effectiveness of safety features, identify potential design flaws, and improve overall crashworthiness to protect occupants and minimize damage in real-world accidents.
External Links
- [CrashTesting.org]
- [Regressor.net] Automated Crash Reporting and Regression Testing - Regressor.NET