Continental Automotive Gmbh

Peter Bolte

Kai Hohmann

Hans Wedel

Steffen Wildner

Henry Strobel

Till Fiegler

Jochen Moeller

Alena Sina Kolbe

Simon Hauck

A method for producing a three-dimensional motor vehicle interior element through which light can shine and which has an observer-side surface is produced in two steps. In a first step a three-dimensional transparent substrate is produced from a cross-linked polymer. In a second step the substrate is provided on an observer-side surface of the substrate with a coloring through which light can shine, at least in a subregion.

Method for producing a three-dimensional motor vehicle interior element through which light can shine, and a motor vehicle interior element

An electro-optical display device with a transparent cover and a display, a transparent bonding material being present between the electro-optical display and the transparent cover, the transparent cover being part of a tray, the sides of the tray being designed as a frame, the lateral surfaces of the electro-optical display being surrounded by the frame in a form-fitting manner and the electro-optical display being connected to the frame.

Electro-optical display with a transparent cover

A method for producing a capacitive contact sensor and a capacitive contact sensor having a carrier plate made of plastic are described. The front surface of the sensor initiates a switching process when contacted, and the rear surface of the sensor has one or more capacitive sensor electrodes disposed thereon and connected via conductors to analysis electronics. The regions on the front surface of the carrier plate opposite the sensor electrodes thereby form contact zones. A plastic film supporting the sensor electrodes and conductors is placed on a first side wall of a cavity of an injection molding tool, wherein the sensor electrodes face the first side wall, and then a polycarbonate forming the carrier plate is injected into the cavity on the side of the plastic film facing away from the sensor electrodes. The cavity is then expanded, forming a gap on the side facing away from the plastic film and the gap is injected with a further plastic reacting with the polycarbonate in the contact region and forming a scratchproof coating.

Method for producing a capacitive contact sensor and capacitive contact sensor

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Buseck, Germany

Peter Bolte