Humanetics

Sometimes the most important innovations are the ones we never see.   Medical technologies, like stents, rely on precision engineering to support life in critical moments, restoring flow, stability, and confidence. Our precision laser engineering is used to develop critical components in medical devices.   It’s where engineering meets care in its most direct form. Take a closer look at the Humankind collection, link in the comments. #HumanKind #Humanetics75 #WeAreHumanetics

Street sweepers operate where traffic gets complicated: close to pedestrians and cyclists, at low speeds, with frequent stops, tight turns, and limited visibility. As these vehicles become more automated, active safety testing is becoming increasingly important for municipal and specialty vehicles too. But how do you test AEB, pedestrian and cyclist detection, blind spots, or automated driving functions on a street sweeper? Our latest article looks at safety requirements for municipal vehicles and explores how our robots can help manufacturers validate safety systems under realistic and repeatable conditions. Click on the link in the comments to learn more. #WeAreHumanetics

Safety is for every body.  Today, Humanetics was proud to join the U.S. Department of Transportation's Safety Expo and Sean McMaster, bringing along a few very important members of our team: our family of crash test dummies.   From the smallest child to the largest adult, every person deserves to be represented when it comes to vehicle safety. That’s why we continue to develop human body surrogates that reflect the diversity of the people traveling on our roads every day.   Events like the DOT Safety Expo give us an opportunity to bring that mission to life, start conversations, and help more people understand how better representation in safety testing can contribute to safer transportation for everyone.   Thank you to the U.S. Department of Transportation for bringing the safety community together today. Because when we design and test for every body, we move closer to protecting everybody. Sean Duffy, Jonathan Morrison, Christopher O'Connor, Brad Baker, Haley Checo, MBA, Joe Wells #WeAreHumanetics #SafetyIntelligence

Precision isn’t optional in the operating room.   Instrumenting surgical tools provides data and real-time insight to enhance surgical procedures and patient recovery.   Surgeons have more confidence and a better bedside manner. Patients have better outcomes. Take a closer look at the Humankind collection, link in the comments. #HumanKind #Humanetics75 #WeAreHumanetics

Getting run over is part of the job. Longitudinal. Lateral. At 130 km/h. And even by a heavy-duty vehicle. UFOnext™ is designed for the realities of the proving ground — and that includes the moments when the test vehicle and platform occupy exactly the same piece of asphalt. These overrun tests put the platform’s mechanical design and durability to the test under demanding conditions. Because when you’re running complex ADAS scenarios at high speeds, robustness isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s part of the job description. #WeAreHumanetics

In safety engineering every millimeter truly matters. A tiny change anywhere in your process can have an unexpected negative impact.   How confident are you in your measurements? Is your data moving across all teams and environments?    In our new article from industry experts Dr. Anurag Soni, Dr. Rainer Trieb, and Mathias Wolff will show you how our Dummy Positioning System (a portable optical CMM) can help you build a consistent, efficient and, reliable closed-loop system.   Link in the comments. #VehicleSafety #DummyPositioningSystem #WeAreHumanetics

Ready to make the transition to 3D IR-TRACC and S-Track technology for WorldSID-50M? Join Humanetics experts Bernard Been, Manuel Schorpp, and Roderick Verschut on September 30 for a technical webinar exploring how 3D thorax sensors improve measurement accuracy for NCAP and UN-ECE R135 applications, key considerations when upgrading existing dummies, and best practices for calibration and validation. We’ll also demonstrate Humanetics’ industry-first calibration process for the complete 3D sensor assembly, eliminating the need to calibrate individual rotational potentiometers separately and helping deliver consistent, reliable results. Register now to learn how 3D IR-TRACC and S-Track technology can improve measurement accuracy, simplify calibration, and support reliable WorldSID-50M side-impact testing. Registration link in the comments. #WeAreHumanetics #WorldSID50M #TrustedSafetyIntelligence

In intensive care, confidence and trust is everything.   Sensing technologies enable infusion systems to deliver precise drug delivery and system monitoring so doctors can focus on the patient’s well-being and getting home safely.   Because accuracy builds trust in every setting. Take a closer look at the Humankind collection, link in the comments. #HumanKind #Humanetics75 #WeAreHumanetics

Day two at IRCOBI in Munich is underway! If you're attending the conference, make sure to stop by our booth on the second floor and connect with our Humanetics team. And don’t miss technical presentations covering topics including EvaRID biofidelity ranking and the latest developments in Human Body Models. We look forward to seeing you at IRCOBI! #IRCOBI2026 #InjuryBiomechanics #WeAreHumanetics Injury Biomechanics Research Center

An airplane cabin must work for the small, the tall— and everyone in between. That’s the design problem that Humanetics' ergonomics software is built to solve.   Of course, no algorithm fully replaces kind gestures that get us through a flight: a taller passenger lifting a bag into the overhead bin, or a smaller one retrieving a dropped phone from under the seat. Those are pure human kindnesses.   But the cabin itself - the seat geometry, the reach, the sightlines, the safety envelope – are engineered kindness, that ensure comfort and safety for every BODY.   Good design balances safety and comfort. Great design makes humans want to show kindness of their own. Take a closer look at the Humankind collection, link in the comments. #HumanKind #Humanetics75 #WeAreHumanetics