A new airbag control system called SeatSentry that automatically identifies whether a front seat passenger is an adult or child and allows or disables the passenger seat airbag accordingly. SeatSentry also detects mass, shape and weight to determine if the "passenger" is a sack of groceries or a person. It is sturdy enough to last the life of the seat. Some cars are equipped wit

Airbags: are they lifesavers or killers? Airbags have saved lives, but they take lives as well. The airbag related deaths and injuries have taken its toll on our society. Since 1990, airbags have claimed the lives of 111 people, with more on the rise. Most of deaths have been among small adults and young children, some of which weren't wearing seatbelts. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration points out that airbags and seatbelts work together, yet airbags don't improve your survival rate that much. With no protection other than a seatbelt the risk of a person dying in an accident is reduced 45%. When an airbag is added along with a seatbelt the chance of dying in an accident is now reduced to 50%. It is very difficult to understand why the risk of dying doesn't decreas

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