Teijin Aramid B.v.

Elitac Bv

William Marsh Rice University

Conyar Bv

Jorrit Jong De

Natnael Behabtu

Bernardus Maria Koenders

Matteo Pasquali

Wouter Karel Vos

Wido Nijenhuis

Frederik Elkink

Colin Young

Leonardus A G Busscher

Jacobus Johannes Meerman

Stephanus Maria Kamperman

René P Verhoef

Marcin Jan Otto

Martijn Arnoldus Johannes Veld

Ron Folkert Waarbeek Ter

Anneke Van Abbema

Joannes H M Quaijtaal

Angelique Antonia Theresia Hendrikus Radier

Anson Ma

Dmitri Tsentalovich

Wouter Vos

Christiaan JM Van Den Heuvel

Michel HJ Tweel Van Den

Ronald Edward Hoogerwerf

Ronald Folkert Waarbeek Ter

A tactile assembly for a vehicle seat or for a cover placeable on a vehicle seat including at least one tactile actuator, at least two support layers and a matrix layer including at least one cavity, wherein the tactile actuator is arranged on a first support layer and the first support layer is arranged to extend into the cavity without being in contact with the bottom of the cavity and the actuator is arranged on the first support layer in the cavity such that it makes substantially no contact with the side walls or bottom of the cavity, and the opening of the cavity is covered by a second support layer, and to a tactile system and vehicle seats including the tactile assembly or the tactile system.

Tactile assembly

A graphene ribbon fiber manufacturing process, where a coagulation medium flows in the same direction as the graphene ribbon fibers. The process for spinning graphene ribbon fibers starts with unzipping carbon nanotubes to form graphene ribbons, purifying and drying the graphene ribbons and subsequent dissolving of the graphene ribbons in a suitable solvent, preferably a super acid to form a spin-dope. The spin-dope is spun such that the accrued fibers are guided into a coagulation medium, also known as anti-solvent, where the spun or accrued fibers are coagulated. The coagulated graphene ribbon fibers are stripped, neutralized and washed and wound on bobbins.

Process for spinning graphene ribbon fibers

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Jorrit Jong De