Your mission is to project Impact Jack! Jack has an impact sensor inside his torso that responds to crash forces. The color of the light in his chest tells you the results— green means Jack survived the crash test unhurt, red means he needs better protection. This is what happens in real life operations that car manufactures perform so that they may make vehicles the safest possible when people drive them down the road. Your child will learn about physics and a whole host of different engineering when toying with this makeshift set.
Build your own test crash car and dummy. This set will teach your children about physics and how they work when applied in motion. The dummy named Jack has an impact sensor that goes off and shows when he has been in a crash by his LED light that indicates that if Jack survived the crash (green) or did not (red). The red will tell you that he needed extra protection when doing his job!