Adjustable pelvic support geometry: BayerRecent Research Landscape
Standard rigid seating compromises rider stability and safety during high-angle maneuvers. These mechanisms engineer dynamic seat-to-chassis articulation to maintain center of gravity and occupant posture.
What technical problems is Bayer addressing in Adjustable pelvic support geometry?
Inaccessible seat latch mechanisms
(15)evidences
Standard vehicle seating configurations often suffer from restricted physical access to unlocking and adjustment controls. Resolving this limitation improves operational ergonomics and safety during seat reconfiguration.
Inadequate pelvic postural support
(14)evidences
Standard seating configurations prevent rapid removal of occupants during vehicle failure or accidents. Overcoming mechanical entrapment ensures critical life-safety response times.
Occupant head and neck trauma
(11)evidences
Uncontrolled head movement during vehicle vibration or impact leads to discomfort and injury risk. Stabilizing the head relative to the seat assembly reduces mechanical strain on the neck.
Pelvic instability during impact
(11)evidences
Insufficient support during lateral acceleration causes occupant displacement and physical fatigue. Enhancing stability prevents posture collapse and improves safety during vehicle maneuvers.
Inadequate upper limb ergonomic support
(10)evidences
Standard vehicle interiors lack adaptive positioning for the feet and pelvis during operation. Proper ergonomic alignment prevents operator fatigue and improves occupant safety during impact or sudden maneuvers.
Pelvic instability during cornering
(5)evidences
Inertial forces during vehicle tilting and cargo transport cause loss of balance. Stabilizing the load distribution prevents vehicle tip-over and occupant discomfort.