Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Sato Holdings Kabushiki Kaisha

Satoshi Kazama

Yoshiyuki Horii

Hidetoshi Kabayama

Dai Higashida

Shoji Yamamoto

Kenji Tamaki

Tomokazu Sakamoto

Yukinori Kurakawa

Nobuyuki Takahashi

Toshihiko Shibuya

Tomohiro Komori

Kenichi Yamamoto

A server configured to accept a request from a client terminal includes a storage configured to store a description file including a script to cause the client terminal to perform a confirmation process to confirm availability of access to a predetermined host server with a predetermined port number, and a unit configured to transmit the description file stored in the storage to the client terminal based on the request.

Server, information processing system, and client terminal

Automobile

Front bumper for an automobile

Rear bumper for an automobile

Rear combination lamp for an automobile

Automobile, toy replica and/or other replicas

A vehicle ready for a card key and a radio communication system for a vehicle which utilizes a card key wherein transmission and reception functions are incorporated in a card key to be loaded onto a vehicle, thereby allowing communication between vehicles. A card key loaded on a two-wheeled vehicle communicates with a first card key loaded in a first card key receiving slot of a four-wheeled vehicle. Further, a microphone, a speaker and a transmitter-receiver are provided on a helmet for a driver, and the card key communicates also with the transmitter-receiver on the helmet. Similarly, a card key loaded on a second two-wheeled vehicle communicates with a second card key loaded in second card key receiving slot of the four-wheeled vehicle and the transmitter-receiver of the helmet worn by the driver of the second two-wheeled vehicle.

Vehicle ready for card key and radio communication system which utilizes card key

A method of loading a two-wheeled vehicle onto a vehicle, e.g., within a trunk space of the accommodating vehicle. The required trunk space can be minimized without relying upon folding of the two-wheeled vehicle. A seat post of the two-wheeled vehicle loaded onto and rearward of a rearmost seat of a four-wheeled vehicle is pulled up forward around a predetermined shaft of pivotal motion. A seat of the two-wheeled vehicle functions integrally as a backrest of a rear seat of the four-wheeled vehicle and a seat back of the two-wheeled vehicle integrally functions as a headrest of the seat of the four-wheeled vehicle.

Two-wheeled vehicle-loadable vehicle and method of loading two-wheeled vehicle onto vehicle

In a rear spoiler structure for a vehicle in which a rear spoiler is provided at a rear deck of the vehicle, the rear spoiler is part of a rear glass plate provided at the rear deck of the vehicle, and is comprised of a protrusion that protrudes toward an outward of the vehicle and extends widthwise. The rear spoiler is provided with a depression inside the vehicle, and the depression accommodates a brake lamp. The rear spoiler structure needs no reinforcement for preventing the rear spoiler from loosening and rattling, so as to achieve a simplified construction, facilitates an electric wiring task when the brake lamp such as a high-mounted stop lamp is incorporated, and needs no weathertight sealing structure.

Rear spoiler structure for a vehicle

Growing community of inventors

Wako, Japan

Satoshi Kazama