Adient US LLC

Adient Engineering and IP Gmbh

Christophe Moriniere

Philippe Morilhat

Felix Manduzio

Michal Martinka

Miroslav Rezbarik

Christophe Fritsch

A headrest for a seat may have a headrest body, a support element having a rod end, and a base support element. The base support element is connected to the headrest body and the height can be adjusted relative to the support element using same. The headrest may also have a locking element for locking the base support element in an adjusted height position on the support element. The locking element may have a locking region and an actuation region. The locking region extends perpendicular to a transverse extension direction of the base support element and may be detachably blocked in a locked position. The actuation region extends from the base support element in a vertical direction. By actuating the actuation region, the locking region can be moved away from the bearing opening. A seat having a headrest of this type is also provided.

Headrest for a seat, and seat, in particular a vehicle seat

A height-adjustable headrest may have a base support element and a supporting element. The supporting element may be arranged in the base support element. The supporting element may be guidable in a longitudinally displaceable manner in an X direction. In order to form a guide, the basic supporting element may have a number of openings and the supporting element may have a number of guide parts. A shape of the number of openings may correspond to a shape of the number of guide parts.

Height-adjustable and longitudinally adjustable headrest

A headrest element may have a central supporting region and two lateral supporting regions. The lateral supporting regions may be pivotable with respect to the central supporting region about a side pivot axis, which may run at least substantially parallel to a supporting surface of the central supporting region, in such a manner that an angle of the supporting surfaces of the lateral supporting regions can in each case be adjusted variably with respect to the supporting surface of the central supporting region. The central supporting region and the lateral supporting regions may be jointly pivotable about a transverse pivot axis, which runs at least substantially perpendicular to the side pivot axes, in such a manner that an adjustment of the supporting regions in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle is possible. A headrest using the headrest element is also described.

Growing community of inventors

Holtzheim, France

Christophe Moriniere