Summary

LIFE LIKE BREATHING MANNEQUINS AND COMPUTERIZED VIRTUAL CHILD PROGRAMS ARE INTRODUCED TO TEST PRODUCTS FOR CHILD SAFETY

Source CONUS Archive
Record ID 196844
Story Slug NEW CHILD SAFETY TESTS
Location Washington, D.C.
Format VO
Date 12/19/2000
Archive Time 12:47
TRT :38
Supers Washington, D.C.
Video Description =HAND PUTS CUP TO DOLL'S MOUTH, DOLL NECK BEING PUT AGAINST PLASTIC CRIB CHAIN, 3D COMPUTER SIMULATOR VO CHILD PUTTING SOMETHING IN ITS MOUTH, KID GETTING WRAPPED UP IN PHONE CORD
Description LIFE LIKE BREATHING MANNEQUINS AND COMPUTERIZED VIRTUAL CHILD PROGRAMS ARE INTRODUCED TO TEST PRODUCTS FOR CHILD SAFETY
Script -TUR [BOX/CHILD SAFETY NEW EQUIPMENT DESIGNED PREVENT A CHILD CHOKING ON TOYS OR OTHER CHILDREN'S PRODUCTS IS INTRODUCED IN WASHINGTON, D.C. [TAKE VO }2LINEANC ~W\0##\9530\\Washington, D.C.\\\\ A LIFE-LIKE BREATHING MANNEQUIN EVALUATES THE POSSIBILITY THAT A TOY COULD CAUSE CHOKING OR SUFFOCATION. A COMPUTERIZED VIRTUAL CHILD HELPS TO EVALUATE WHETHER A CHILD'S TOY COULD BLOCK AN AIRWAY. GOVERNMENT DATA SHOW UP TO 30 PERCENT OF PRODUCT RELATED DEATHS TO YOUNG CHILDREN INVOLVE CHOKING OR SUFFOCATION. RECAP
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