Martin Erich Huebner

Title: Martin Erich Huebner and Vehicle Center Console Innovations.

Introduction

Martin Erich Huebner is an inventor associated with Bergisch Gladbach, Germany. His patent work includes vehicle center console designs focused on adaptable storage and practical integration with an armrest. He is associated with Ford Global Technologies, LLC, and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Huebner’s patents address two related approaches to organizing storage within a vehicle center console.

The first invention, “Center console for a vehicle,” describes a storage chamber bounded by side walls and fitted with upwardly open holding slots. The slots are spaced across the console and positioned opposite one another, allowing a dividing element to be inserted from above. This arrangement lets users adjust the chamber to accommodate different stored items.

The second invention, also titled “Center console for a vehicle,” combines a rear-pivoting armrest with a storage chamber and removable storage insert. A securing unit holds the insert in place vertically, while the armrest’s forward end rests on the insert’s rearward end when the armrest is horizontal. The design brings together storage, retention, and armrest support in a compact console.

Career Highlights

Huebner’s documented patent contributions focus on vehicle interior components, particularly center consoles. The two inventions emphasize configurable storage and the coordinated placement of console elements.

Collaborations

Huebner is associated with Ford Global Technologies, LLC. His listed coworkers include Tim Klausmann and Bernd Ottlik.

Conclusion

Martin Erich Huebner’s patents present practical center console innovations that make vehicle storage more adaptable while integrating storage components with the armrest.