Graham has a gigantic head like a helmet, no neck and air bags between each rib.
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'Graham' is unlike anything seen before and currently going viral
This is what a human body would need to look like to survive a car crash
Graham was created to spread awareness about road safety
Brace yourself:
#MeetGraham - unveiled @Library_Vic #towardszero pic.twitter.com/wDOj8hsfAW
- TAC (@TACVictoria) July 20, 2016
The humanoid Graham has a gigantic head like a helmet, a flat face with a sunken nose and ears, no neck and air bags between each rib. The official website also offers a 360-degree look at Graham and his bone structure to help people understand what's going on inside his body and how that would help in a crash situation.
Graham has been created jointly by artist Patricia Piccinini, leading trauma surgeon Christian Kenfield and road safety engineer Dr David Logan. Intended to be an educational tool for discussion, Graham hopes to drive home the message that our bodies are extremely vulnerable, especially "when speed and impact forces as low as 30km/h are at play."
If there's one thing that will teach everyone to drive safer and be more careful on the streets, this could be it.
Take a look at the video below to understand this concept better:
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