Cushion for an aircraft seat, having integrated sensor electronics
AssigneeNEVEON Austria GmbH
InventorsNorbert Hessenberger, Christoph Zipko, DI Klaus Brenner
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Abstract
In a first aspect, provided is a cushion for an aircraft seat including at least one cushion having an upper side and a lower side of at least one plastic foam; at least one sensor system, where at least one sensor system is arranged in a region of the cushion adjacent the bottom surface of the cushion; and at least one flame retardant fabric covering at least one side of the at least one cushion. In a second aspect, provided is a cushion for an aircraft seat including at least one pad made of at least one plastic; at least one stabilizing means embedded in the at least one plastic; and at least one sensor system arranged on the at least one stabilizing means.
Claims17
A cushion for an aircraft seat, comprising
- at least one pad having an upper side and a lower side made of at least one plastic foam;
- at least one sensor system, the at least one sensor system being arranged in a region of the pad adjacent to the lower side of the pad;
- at least one flame protection fabric covering at least one of the upper side and the lower side of the at least one pad;
- and
- at least one cover on the side of the at least one pad having the flame protection fabric,
- wherein a further sensor system is provided in the pad, on the pad, or on the flame protection fabric covered by the at least one cover.
A cushion for an aircraft seat, comprising:
- at least one pad having an upper side and a lower side made of at least one plastic foam;
- at least one sensor system, the at least one sensor system being arranged in a region of the pad adjacent to the lower side of the pad;
- and
- at least one flame protection fabric covering at least one side, preferably the upper side of the at least one pad, and
- at least one cover on the upper side of the flame protection fabric,
- wherein a further sensor system is provided in the at least one cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.