Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.

Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Hassan Anahid

Joseph John Zwolinski

Liwen Xu

Ronald Helmut Haag

Dany Paul Delaporte

Mark A Oleszko

Neil E Mork

Yibing Dong

Michael Joseph McKale

A weight sensing system is provided for use with a seat disposed within an occupant compartment of the vehicle. The weight sensing system includes a sensing mechanism positioned on a seat frame of the seat for measuring a strain on the seat frame due to a seated occupant weight.

Weight sensing system

An automotive rear deck lid actuator assembly including an electronic filter that reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) conduction and a shield that limits EMI radiation. The assembly includes a clamshell-type housing closed by a flat metal backplate. An actuator power supply terminal and an actuator ground terminal are supported on the housing and connect the actuator assembly to a vehicle electrical system. An electric motor that drives a latch mechanism is disposed in the housing and includes a motor power supply terminal connected to the actuator power supply terminal and a motor ground terminal connected to the actuator ground terminal. The electronic filter is disposed in the housing is and connected between the motor terminals and the actuator terminals. The shield is disposed in the housing, at least partially surrounds the motor and is connected to ground.

Automotive deck lid actuator

Adaptive seating comfort control automatically senses occupation of a seat, estimates attributes of the seat occupant, and generates and issues seating comfort control commands in response to the occupant attributes to provide for maximum seating comfort and to provide for a desired interaction with other control systems. Comfort control commands take the form of desired pressure commands for at least one fluid filled bladder within the seat and may be updated periodically during a period of seat occupation to account for change in position of the seat occupant or to reduce occupant muscle fatigue.

Adaptive seating system

An air bladder type pressure sensor for a vehicle seat includes an integral pressure reservoir and interconnecting valves to keep the sensor membrane automatically properly inflated. An air pump refills the reservoir intermittently, while the reservoir keeps the membrane pressurized continually.

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Troy, MI, United States of America

Hassan Anahid