Seat element
OwnerRoland Zwick, Carola Zwick +1inventors
InventorsRoland Zwick, Carola Zwick, Burkhard Schmitz
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OwnerRoland Zwick, Carola Zwick +1inventors
InventorsRoland Zwick, Carola Zwick, Burkhard Schmitz
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A seat element includes a carrier frame and supporting surfaces. The carrier frame comprises a left-hand sidepiece and a right-hand sidepiece. The supporting surfaces are configured as the seat surface and back surface. At least one of the supporting surfaces comprises a cover element, wherein the cover element comprises a fabric and is supported on the left-hand sidepiece and on the right-hand sidepiece of the carrier frame. The seat element comprises actuators and the cover element is supported on the left-hand sidepiece and/or on the right-hand sidepiece by means of in each case at least one of the actuator, such that a level of tensioning to which the fabric of the cover element is subjected when the actuator has been activated is greater than a level of tensioning to which the fabric of the cover element is subjected when the actuator has been deactivated.
A seat element comprising:
A seat element comprising:
A seat element comprising:
A seat element comprising:
A method for operating a seat element, wherein the seat element comprises a plurality of actuators, a control device for the plurality of actuators, a sensor device, a carrier frame, and supporting surfaces, wherein the carrier frame comprises a left-hand sidepiece and a right-hand sidepiece, wherein the supporting surfaces are configured as a seat surface and a back surface, wherein at least one supporting surface, of the supporting surfaces, comprises a cover element, wherein the cover element comprises a fabric and is supported on the left-hand sidepiece and on the right-hand sidepiece of the carrier frame, wherein the cover element is supported on the left-hand sidepiece and/or on the right-hand sidepiece by at least one actuator, of the plurality of actuators, such that a level of tensioning to which the fabric of the cover element is subjected when the at least one actuator has been activated is greater than a level of tensioning to which the fabric of the cover element is subjected when the at least one actuator has been deactivated, wherein the method comprises:
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