Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubushi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Shimon Okada

Kei Kasuga

Shinichi Kato

Tsutomu Kamimura

Masahiro Ieda

Toyoaki Kitano

Osamu Kono

Masaharu Sawatani

Nobuaki Iwabuchi

Yasuhisa Nakamura

Yuka Fukagawa

Katsuo Fukuyama

Hirotoshi Hakozaki

Kouji Kurihara

A device installation apparatus for a mobile body is disposed in a position sandwiched between a driver's seatand a assistant driver's seatin an automobile vehicle, and is constituted by a center console box, as an installing means, movable along a rail portion, in which a desired device such as a CD player, a cassette tape player, a DVD playeror the like can be installed. Having been constituted as above, it allows passengers seated other than in front seats an easy access to the desired device, remarkably improving the convenience of the apparatus.

Apparatus installing device for mobile body

A steering system for mobile unit has a steering section for steering a mobile unit having an operation section on a part thereof, and a control section for enabling the mobile unit to be steered, when the steering section is set at a first installed position, and enabling the operation section to make an operation on the device, when the steering section is set at a second installed position.

Steering system for mobile unit

A central console unit is disposed in a position between a driver's seat and a front-passenger's seat in a motor vehicle as a mobile body and disposes desired devices such as a CD player, a cassette tape player, a DVD player, or the like, is arranged to allow the central console unit to be positioned along a rail to a predetermined position corresponding to each of the seats in the motor vehicle.

Device installation apparatus for moving body

Automotive monitor combined with digital video disc player

Integrated multimedia information system combined with DVD player

An ETC car-mounted equipment which can be attached to an existing room mirror in a vehicle and enhances operability for inputting the data impairing neither the communication function nor the visual range for operation. An ETC car-mounted equipment exchanges ETC data relative to an ETC road equipment, and comprises a main body 13 of the car-mounted equipment having a display unit for displaying the ETC data, an IC card insertion port 16 formed in the main body of said car-mounted equipment and in which will be inserted an IC card that stores said ETC data, a mirror unit 14 provided on the front surface of the main body of said car-mounted equipment, an antenna unit 15 provided on the back surface side of the main body of said car-mounted equipment, and resilient holding units 21 for holding the main body of said car-mounted equipment on a room mirror in the vehicle integrally therewith.

ETC car-mounted equipment

Connecting arm for the automotive navigation system

Automotive navigation system

Computer

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Tokyo, Japan

Shimon Okada