Research shows that 20% of CPR manikins used during CPR training are female. Yet, females make up over 50% of the world's population. Due to the physical differences in the female and male body, the flat torsos of the more common male CPR manikins do not equip CPR trainees with adequate practice on how to properly perform CPR on females. This endangers women's health. Our goal is to provide schools and CPR training facilities with female CPR manikins that accurately represent the female body, ensuring women receive the life-saving care they need.