Ashwini Deshpande
Mar 8, 2021

It's past time to eliminate gender biases in design

From surgical instruments to crash test dummies and virtual assistants, gender biases and stereotypes have been built-into products causing real harm, says the co-founder of Elephant Design.

Crash test dummies designed as average males has skewed car crash safety to be more beneficial to men.

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