Keith Richard Warner

Title: Keith Richard Warner and Vehicle Seat Headrest Adjustment

Introduction

Keith Richard Warner is an inventor associated with New Hudson, Michigan. His work includes a vehicle seat headrest adjustment system designed to help occupants position a headrest in relation to their head. Warner is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Warner’s patent, “Vehicle Seat Headrest Adjustment System,” describes a processor-based method for assessing the spatial relationship between a vehicle seat’s headrest and its occupant’s head. Using data from one or more sensors, the processor determines spatial parameters such as headrest orientation, the distance between the headrest and the occupant’s head, and the head’s orientation relative to the headrest.

The system compares these measurements with a reference spatial relationship. If the assessment indicates that adjustment may be needed, it can issue an audible alert or visual advisory recommending that the headrest be repositioned or reoriented.

Career Highlights

The disclosed invention applies sensor data and processor-based evaluation to a practical vehicle safety feature. By providing guidance on headrest positioning, the system is intended to help occupants achieve a more appropriate relationship between the headrest and their head.

Collaborations

Catherine Marie Amodeo is identified as Warner’s coworker. The available information does not specify her role in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Keith Richard Warner’s patented headrest adjustment system uses sensor measurements and alerts to guide vehicle occupants toward improved headrest positioning.