EN 50636-2-100 Figure 1 Young  Arm Test Probe Simulate Young Fingers
Product information:
The Young  Arm Test Probe is a specialized device used in the field of anthropometry, which involves the measurement and study of human body dimensions. Specifically, the Young  Arm Test Probe is designed to assess the ergonomics and fit of various products, such as seating, furniture, or medical devices, for young 
The probe typically consists of a model or replica of a young  arm, which is anatomically representative of the average arm dimensions of individuals within the young  age range. It is constructed using materials that closely resemble the properties and characteristics of human arms, such as synthetic skin and underlying structures.
The Young  Arm Test Probe is used to simulate the interactions between a product and a young arm, allowing designers, engineers, and researchers to evaluate the comfort, usability, and functionality of the product. By placing the probe in or on the product, they can assess factors like reach, clearance, support, and range of motion. This helps ensure that the product is appropriately designed to accommodate the target user population and minimizes the risk of discomfort, strain, or injury.
The data and feedback obtained from conducting tests with the Young  Arm Test Probe can inform the design and development process, enabling improvements to be made to enhance user experience, functionality, and safety. It helps ensure that products are ergonomically optimized and meet the specific needs and characteristics of young  users.

Standards:

This youth arm conforms to the EN 50636-2-100 figure 1 and IEC 50636-2 standards.