Pedestrian Protection Testing for Reducing Injury Risk
A pedestrian protection test is conducted to evaluate the risk of injury to the head and lower extremities when a vehicle collides with a pedestrian.
This type of testing is becoming increasingly important in vehicle safety assessment programs around the world.
Main Evaluation Items
Pedestrian protection testing evaluates the safety performance of vehicle areas that are likely to come into contact with pedestrians, such as the hood, bumper, and front-end structure.
It is an important test item conducted in programs such as Euro NCAP and JNCAP.
- Head injury criterion
- Lower extremity loads
- Knee impact
- Impact absorption performance of the front-end structure
JASTI’s Strengths
JASTI provides impactors, sensors, and calibration services for pedestrian protection testing.
JASTI supports compliance with the latest standards and helps customers build high-precision measurement environments.
