Nicolas Le Clec'h

Title: Nicolas Le Clec’h: Inventor of a Sliding-Mounted Accessory Module

Introduction

Nicolas Le Clec’h is an inventor associated with Margny-les-Compiègne, France. His recorded patent work concerns a hollow body fitted with an accessory module that attaches to its wall through a sliding mechanism. He is associated with Inergy Automotive Systems Research.

Latest Patents

Le Clec’h’s listed patent is titled “Hollow Body Comprising an Accessory Module Fastened to the Wall Thereof, and Module Suitable for Such a Hollow Body.” The invention describes a module inserted into a slide formed in the wall of a hollow body. Two flexible wings extend from the module’s housing in opposite directions, with their edges fitting into opposing grooves in the slide. A flexible fin bends during insertion and, once released, faces a stop member beyond the end of the slide, helping retain the module in position. Le Clec’h is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Le Clec’h’s listed company affiliations include Inergy Automotive Systems Research and Inergy Automotive Systems Research (Société Anonyme). The available information connects his work with the development of an accessory-mounting arrangement for a hollow body.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Stéphane Philippe Pascal Gardien and Laurent Guyotte. These names provide context for the professional network associated with his patent record.

Conclusion

Nicolas Le Clec’h’s recorded invention focuses on a practical sliding attachment that uses flexible wings and a retaining fin to secure an accessory module to a hollow body.