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US 12,325,343 B2Granted
Sensor disposition structure in seat
AssigneeTs Tech Co., Ltd.
InventorsSoichiro Kamei, Hiromi Taniguchi, Koji Onuma
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Abstract
A sensor disposition structure in a seat includes a cushion pad and a board-like member which is disposed under the cushion pad. A concave is formed in an upper surface of the board-like member, and a sensor is disposed in the concave.
Claims11
A sensor disposition structure in a seat, comprising:
- a cushion pad;
- and
- a board-shaped member which is disposed under the cushion pad,
- wherein,
- a concave is formed in an upper surface of the board-shaped member,
- a sensor is disposed in the concave,
- a nail unit as a first engaging unit is formed in a nail shape and is formed in the concave,
- the nail unit is formed in a shape protruding from the concave,
- the nail unit is positioned in a position so as to engage with an engaging part of the sensor,
- the sensor is disposed in the concave in a state being fixed to an attachment bracket,
- the attachment bracket is attached to the concave in a state engaged to the first engaging unit provided in the concave, and
- a rib is formed in the concave in a position so as to overlap with the attachment bracket in an up and down direction.
9 more elements
A sensor disposition structure in a seat, comprising:
- a cushion pad;
- and
- a board-shaped member which is disposed under the cushion pad,
- wherein,
- a concave is formed in an upper surface of the board-shaped member,
- a sensor is disposed in the concave,
- a nail unit as a first engaging unit is formed in a nail shape and is formed in the concave,
- the nail unit is formed in a shape protruding from the concave,
- the nail unit is positioned in a position so as to engage with an engaging part of the sensor,
- an opening is formed in the board-shaped member continuously from the concave, and
- a harness which electrically connects the sensor and an external device is inserted in the opening.
8 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.