Kinetix Ag

Peter Ackeret

Michael Andreas Keller

Juergen Siegfried Skott

Walter Funk

Soeren Groth

Andreas Wolfgang Fischer

Florian Meyer

Andreas Michael Keller

Jürgen Skott

Jürgen Siegfried Skott

Vehicle mount

A holder is provided for releasably securing a flat device, such as a tablet computer or a smartphone, to a component, in particular a component of a motor vehicle. The holder comprises a mounting which can be secured to the component and a holder frame which can be releasably secured to the mounting for receiving the device. The mounting comprises a carrier having first connection elements, and the holder frame has second connection elements at two opposite edges. The first and second connection elements are designed in a complementary manner with respect to each other such that the first and second connection elements interlock for the purpose of mutual fixing when the holder frame is inserted into the mounting such that the holder frame cannot be moved out of the mounting in the holder frame plane and/or perpendicularly to the holder frame plane.

Holder for flat, approximately rectangular devices, such as tablet computers or smartphones

The invention relates to a device for suspending objects from a part of a motor vehicle seat, such as a backrest, a headrest, or a headrest mounting of a vehicle seat, comprising a fastening element and a receiving socket for connecting the device to the motor vehicle seat part, and comprising a plug-in element that can be coupled to the receiving socket. At one end, a support arm for suspending the objects is connected to the rear end of the plug-in element by way of a rotary joint having an axis of rotation extending substantially parallel to the broad side of the backrest and/or the headrest, and horizontal, and at the other end, the support arm has an L-shaped hook. In the in-use position, the support arm is oriented such that the longitudinal axis thereof is oriented approximately vertically downwards, and such that the longitudinal axis of the plug-in element includes an angle (&#x3b1;) between approximately 60&#xb0; and 120&#xb0;.

Device for suspending objects from a motor vehicle seat

The invention relates to a retaining device for a still or video camera in the interior of a motor vehicle with a fastening apparatus () for attaching the retaining device to a vehicle seat part, such as a backrest (), headrest (), or headrest holder () of a vehicle seat (), and a carrier arm (&#x2033;) which is oriented approximately horizontally and parallel with respect to the broad side of the backrest () and at one end of which a holder () is arranged for receiving a camera (), wherein the carrier arm (&#x2033;) protrudes beyond the vehicle seat part () to such an extent that the lens () of the camera () has an uninterrupted view towards the front in the driving direction and/or towards the rear in the direction counter to the driving direction, and wherein the carrier arm (&#x2033;) at its other end is connected via a first rotary joint () with an approximately vertically-oriented rotational axis Zto the fastening device () and can be pivoted in an approximately horizontal plane.

Retaining device for a still or video camera in the interior of a motor vehicle

Protective cover for electronic equipment

A securing device for removably attaching a device to two mutually spaced head support rods () of a motor vehicle seat (), having a receiving bushing () for receiving a plug element () which is arranged on the device () and having a first and a second securing element () with which the receiving bushing () can be secured on the head support rods (). The first and the second securing element () are formed on opposing sides for arranging on the head support rods (), and connectors () are provided for reciprocally connecting the securing elements (), wherein sliding elements () are arranged between the securing elements () and the head support rods ().

Securing device for removably attaching a device to two mutually spaced head support rods of a motor vehicle seat

Case for portable computers and mobile telephones

Cover for electronic equipment

A device for retaining flat, approximately rectangular appliances such as tablet computers or mobile telephones in the interior of a motor vehicle, has a fastening apparatus for fastening the device to a vehicle component, a retainer for accommodating the appliances, and a transfer assembly, which is provided between the retainer and the fastening apparatus and with which the retainer can be moved into different positions in relation to the vehicle component. The transfer assembly has a support element, which is arranged on the fastening apparatus and which has a first revolute joint having an axis of rotation oriented approximately vertically, and a pivot arm, which is arranged near the upper end of the support element and which has a second revolute joint having an axis of rotation oriented approximately horizontally. The pivot arm is connected to the retainer.

Device for retaining flat, approximately rectangular appliances such as tablet computers or mobile telephones in the interior of a motor vehicle

A fastening device for connecting a unit () to two mutually spaced headrest bars () of a vehicle seat () has a first coupling element () for receiving a second coupling element () arranged on the unit () as well as a first fastening element () arranged on the first coupling element () and a second fastening element () movable connected to the first fastening element (). The fastening elements are used to fasten the first coupling element () to the headrest bars (). The first fastening element () and the second fastening element () are supported on the headrest bars () and can be moved relative to each other parallel to a connecting line () extending approximately horizontally between the centers of the headrest bars ().

Fastening device

A device for attaching a tablet computer to the rear-side of a motor vehicle seat has a support () for receiving the tablet computer (). The support () can be moved between a first position in which the screen () of the tablet computer () is arranged on the side opposite the vehicle seat part () and aligned essentially vertically and a second user position in which the screen () is oriented upwards and essentially horizontally or oblique.

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Zurich, Switzerland

Peter Ackeret