When prototyping any device, testing any scenario or experimenting with new ideas, it has always been a good idea that no humans or animals are harmed during general use of the project. The big problem here is that the best way to test these limits is to put a human or animal in the project and run it until it's inevitably fatal conclusion. Well, no more.

With the rise of animal rights and animal rights activism, the rise in human rights, and increased government oversights, lapses of judgement or lack of proper testing is becoming an ever increasing legal hazard, and performing said tests, more expensive and difficult. With our line of robust testing synthetics however, you can run test after test, analysing every different aspect of your project.

Each synthetic comes as a shielded synthetic core complete with sensors for temperature, radiation, brightness, acceleration (rotational and linear), atmospheric analysis, fluid analysis, conductivity, voltage and amperage, ionisation, harmful electromagnetic waves including microwaves and UV radiation, infra-red and volume.

Once you have your core, insert it into a modular synthetic frame, a robust force measurement frame which resembles a human or animal form, place the assembly into your project and allow it to record exactly how deadly your current project is. The core should survive any testing, and the frame can be easily repaired or, due to it's modular design, have components replaced.

These are some of our least personable synthetics. This is in order to avoid emotional attachment to what is essentially a punching bag, which can cause tension between researchers. Designed to look like modern crash test dummies and with a plain geometric orange and black core, humans should be able to use these synthetics without personal inhibitions.