Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Bos Gmbh & Co Kg

Michael Wokrinek

Juergen Bruegl

Matthias Franz

Harald Lathwesen

Klaus Haspel

Alexander Walter

Jens Ceribasic

Ismar Colic

A motor vehicle seat with a lying function has a seat cushion, a backrest which is arranged on a first end region of the seat cushion, and a calf support which can be elongated and which is arranged on a second end region of the seat cushion. The calf support is provided with a lifting device for lifting two outer support panels out of a rest position and into a support position which protrudes beyond a support surface of the calf support.

Motor vehicle seat with lying function

A display device for the interior of a vehicle includes a display unit designed to optically display information, and a movement mechanism designed to transfer the display unit, controllably, between a non-usage position parallel to a roof liner of the vehicle and a usage position, swivelled away from the roof liner of the vehicle, and to retain the display unit, controllably, in the non-usage position and/or in the usage position. The movement mechanism is attached to the display unit: by first guide elements in order to define a swivel axis for swivelling the display unit at least between the non-usage position and the usage position; by second guide elements, each of which is or can be coupled to the display unit in a mechanical operative connection via a coupling lever of the display device; and by guide rails for attaching to the roof liner. The rails have a guide track for receiving the guide elements and for moving same therein along the guide track.

Display device, and vehicle

An air outlet nozzle, in particular for a motor vehicle, includes: a tube-shaped nozzle body; a first air guide element which is arranged in the tube-shaped nozzle body, and which is in contact with the tube-shaped nozzle body and forms a screw shape; a second air guide element which is arranged in the tube-shaped nozzle body, and which is in contact with the tube-shaped nozzle body and forms a screw shape. The first air guide element and the second air guide element are offset from one another in the tube-shape nozzle body, such that a first airway and a second airway are formed in the tube-shaped nozzle body. A moving adjustment element closes the first airway in a first position, and releases the first airway in a second position.

Controllable air outlet nozzle

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Bruckberg, Germany

Michael Wokrinek