Mushroom airbag with adaptive chamber
AssigneeCIS Tech, LLC
InventorJong Seop Nam
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AssigneeCIS Tech, LLC
InventorJong Seop Nam
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A passenger airbag cushion having a mushroom shape with a substantially deeper upper airbag chamber than a lower airbag chamber. The upper airbag chamber is divided into a front chamber facing towards an occupant and a rear chamber facing towards and instrument panel. A substantially vertical membrane extends across a width of the airbag cushion to separate the rear chamber, which is combined with the lower airbag chamber to form a single main airbag chamber resembling the traditional airbag cushion, and the front chamber becoming an adaptive chamber which receives gas from the main airbag chamber. The adaptive airbag chamber is softer than the main chamber and adapts in depth and shape passively in response to different occupant positions and vehicle crash modes in order to effectively restrain the occupant head and brain with a soft and uniform landing.
A passenger airbag system for an automotive vehicle having a passenger compartment, a windshield, and an instrument panel disposed between the passenger compartment and the windshield, the instrument panel having a top portion adjacent the windshield with a surface generally facing the windshield and a mid-portion further away from the windshield with a surface generally facing a passenger, the passenger airbag system comprising:
A passenger airbag system for an automotive vehicle having a passenger compartment, a windshield, and an instrument panel disposed between the passenger compartment and the windshield, the instrument panel having a top portion with a surface facing the windshield and a mid-portion facing a passenger, said airbag system comprising:
A passenger airbag system for a vehicle having a passenger compartment, a windshield, and an instrument panel disposed between the passenger compartment and the windshield, said airbag system comprising:
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