Rivian IP Holdings, LLC

Danny Jierian

Graham Lloyd Feltham

Kamalesh Bhambare

Jake DeBoer

A system and method are provided for a ventilation system in, for example, a vehicle. The ventilation system is configured to direct airflow relative to a user's position in the vehicle. The system may determine a first curved flow path and a second curved flow path and cause the ventilation system to direct a first airflow to the first curved flow path and direct a second airflow to the second curved flow path.

HVAC air vent patterns

A system and method are provided for an air vent system in, for example, a vehicle. The air vent system is configured to direct air flow to a point relative to a user's position in the vehicle. A camera may capture a view of the user and processing circuitry may analyze the captured information to determine a position of the user in the vehicle and control the direction of air flow based on the determined position of the user.

Automatic orientation of hvac air vents to occupant

An apparatus that can include a vehicle compartment with a passage for air extraction is disclosed. The vehicle compartment can define an interior volume of a vehicle. The vehicle compartment can enclose the interior volume from an external environment. The apparatus can include a snorkel. The snorkel can be in fluid communication with the interior volume of the vehicle compartment. The snorkel can be in fluid communication with the external environment. The snorkel can be integrated into a truck bed of the vehicle. The truck bed of the vehicle can define a side wall space of the vehicle. The snorkel can be in fluid communication with the side wall space of the truck bed.

Air extractor for vehicle compartment

Various disclosed embodiments include illustrative devices, systems, and vehicles for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) functions for an area remote from an HVAC system. In an illustrative embodiment, a device includes a seat having a first section of duct having a first end, a second section of duct couplable to the first section of duct, and a third section of duct couplable to the first section of duct. The second section of duct connects at a first end to an air supply source and at a second end to the first end of the first section of duct. The third section of duct includes an exhaust vent configured to direct air received from the air supply source in a direction aft of the seat.

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Diamond Bar, CA, United States of America

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