Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Jun Otsuki

Masakazu Okada

Travis Matthew Reel

Ryosuke Nakashima

Fumiya Makiguchi

A seat back includes: a top-surface seat cover disposed on the top surface; a top-surface cushion pad arranged on a back side of the top-surface seat cover; a contact-surface seat cover disposed on the contact surface; a contact-surface cushion pad arranged on a back side of the contact-surface seat cover and under the top-surface cushion pad; and an airbag having adjustable internal air volume, wherein a lower end portion of the top-surface seat cover is fixed to a first anchorage within the seat back, while covering a lower surface of the top-surface cushion pad, and an upper end portion of the contact-surface seat cover is fixed to a second anchorage within the seat back, while covering an upper surface of the contact-surface cushion pad.

Seat structure

A table for seat provided facing a seat installed above a floor of a vehicle, including a top plate, and a leg part attached to a support portion provided below the seat to movably support the top plate from an accommodation position below the sitting portion to a use position above a sitting portion of the seat. The leg part includes a movable portion, and a fixing device configured to fix a movement of the movable portion in conjunction with an operation of the top plate.

Table for seat

A table for seat provided facing a seat installed above a floor of a vehicle, including a top plate, and a leg part attached to a support portion provided below the seat to movably support the top plate from an accommodation position below the sitting portion to a use position above a sitting portion of the seat. The leg part includes a first leg part rotatably connected to the support portion, and a second leg part having a first end rotatably connected to the first leg part and a second end rotatably connected to the top plate. The table for seat further includes a biasing member disposed between the support portion and the second leg part to apply a biasing force to the second leg part from the support portion.

A headrest removal assembly may include a removal device that is operable by an engagement surface to permit removal of a headrest assembly from a seat. The headrest removal assembly may also include a cap that covers the engagement surface to prevent access to the engagement surface and to prevent removal of the headrest assembly. The cap may be moveable with respect to the removal device to uncover the engagement surface to provide access to the engagement surface and to permit removal of the headrest assembly.

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Tokyo, Japan

Jun Otsuki