Daimler-Benz Ag

Ise Innomotive Systems Europe Gmbh

Eugen Fleisch

Holger Seel

Karl-Heinz Baumann

Hermann Moller

Klaus Matthias

Arno Disson

Gerald Schick

Peter Thiele

Uwe Nerger

An automatic safety helmet and cover protection can be worn on the back, mainly of people who play sport. The protection device is stored in a rucksack casing (3) and is attached to back straps (4-6). The casing accommodates essentially a guard (11-19), a drive member and a control mechanism. There is storage space in the center for various implements. By triggering a spring accumulator (40.1, 40.2), the protection device is rotated, in the event of a threatening fall, into an erect protective position in fractions of a second by way of a trigger cord or by automatic actuation due to a sensor (23). The protective position is held at the top by a toothed catch member (7.1, 7.2). Mating toothing on the catch member maintains the protective position even in the event of a change in direction.

Protection device for head and body of people

A piston-cylinder unit, which erects a swingable roll bar in a crash situation by an ejection spring, includes a controllable drive by which the movement and the direction of movement of the piston can be controlled and which can be disengaged in the event of a crash pulse, whereupon the piston extends rapidly by virtue of the ejection spring.

Drive arrangement for a roll bar of motor vehicles

A fastening arrangement of the inner roof covering of motor vehicles in which the edge area of the roof covering is constructed either U-shaped or L-shaped and is fixed by suspension at a mounting bar secured at the inner roof edge area of the vehicle; the mounting bar is provided with angularly bent flanges for receiving an elastic seal that serves simultaneously as positional retention means of the suspended area of the roof covering.

Fastening of inner roof covering of motor vehicles

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Rottenburg, Germany

Eugen Fleisch