Lower pelvic corner support device for automotive recliner seat
AssigneeXi Sun
InventorXi Sun
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Abstract
The present invention pertains to an automotive recliner seat support device to provide a dynamic support for a driver's foot-leg-hip axis at its lower pelvic end to ease the driver's muscle stress from lower limbs to upper back when the driver is using his/her lower limbs to push the clutch and/or brake pedals in performing normal and emergency driving operations of a vehicle. Two preferred embodiments of the invention are disclosed. The first one is an attachable device intended to retrofit to the existing vehicle seats; whereas the second one is integrated into the seat structure, and is intended to be built into future vehicles.
Claims6
A vehicle recliner seat support device comprising a main body disposed partially under and partially behind an occupant's lower pelvic region immediately on and arising above an otherwise substantially flat seat cushion in forming a corner support for the occupant's said body part.
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