Hyundai Motor Company

Dae Won San Up Co., Ltd.

Kia Motors Corporation

Kia Corporation

Namyang Nexmo Co., Ltd

Itopsautomotive Co., Ltd

Sun Ho Hur

Eun Sue Kim

Sang Yong Koo

Dong Hwi Kim

Hong Heui Lee

Tae Hyung Kim

Dae Ig Jung

Seung Sik Han

Myung Hoe Kim

Seung Hyeok Chang

Dong Kyu Lee

Jong Ho Lim

Byoung Su You

Young Cheol Jang

Il Han Park

Keun Sig Lim

Jin Yong Hong

Han Jin Kim

Sang Chul Jung

Han Dong Yuk

Seung Hee Noh

Hyun Soo Yoon

The present disclosure relates to a differential power horizontal-vertical switchable actuator module, the differential power horizontal-vertical switchable actuator module including: an actuator which rotates a horizontal drive shaft formed in the horizontal direction as a whole; a first gearbox which is connected to one side end of the horizontal drive shaft and transfers rotational power from the one side of the horizontal drive shaft by switching the direction to a first vertical rotation shaft that is in the vertical direction as a whole; and a second gearbox which is connected to the other side end of the horizontal drive shaft and transfers rotational power from the other side of the horizontal drive shaft by switching the direction to a second vertical rotation shaft that is in the vertical direction as a whole.

Differential power horizontal-vertical switchable actuator module

The present disclosure relates to a slide block, the slide block assembly having a ball bushing bearing may include: a slide block which has formed at one side thereof a guide receiving part capable of receiving a slide guide of which at least a portion is formed as a linear section or a curved section; and a ball bushing bearing of which the inner surface is formed so as to correspond to the slide guide so as to be capable of making sliding contact with the slide guide, and the outer surface is formed so as to correspond to the guide receiving part so as to be capable of making rolling contact with the guide receiving part by means of a ball method.

Slide block assembly having ball bushing bearing

A method and apparatus for automatically arranging seats of an autonomous vehicle enable seats to be remotely changed between a standard arrangement mode and a final target arrangement mode. The apparatus includes a manipulation device configured to generate a signal corresponding to a target arrangement mode of seats through manipulation by a passenger, seat motors respectively provided in the seats so as to control positions and postures of the seats, seat controllers for controlling operation of the seat motors, and a vehicle controller configured to transmit a signal from the manipulation device to the seat controllers, transmit an abnormal signal indicating jamming of the seats to the manipulation device or control the seat controllers provided in the vehicle. As a result, it is possible to easily change the seats to a desired arrangement mode in an autonomous vehicle without interference with peripheral components during movement of the seats.

Method and apparatus for automatically arranging seats of autonomous vehicle

Disclosed is an armrest for a seat, which is accommodated at a lateral side of a seat cushion at a standby position and adjusted in height with respect to the seat cushion at an operation position. The armrest includes: a base disposed adjacent to the seat cushion; a first module rotatably connected to the base and configured to rotate about a first rotation axis so that a height of the first module with respect to the seat cushion is adjusted; and a second module rotatably connected to the first module and configured to rotate about a second rotation axis traversing the first rotation axis so that the second module is disposed horizontally or vertically with respect to the seat cushion.

Armrest

An armrest apparatus for a vehicle includes: a lower arm located on a side surface of a seat and configured to rotate with respect to the seat by power of a lower arm motor; and an upper arm extending along a lengthwise direction of the lower arm and configured to rotate with respect to the lower arm by power of an upper arm motor.

Armrest apparatus and various rotating angles for vehicle and method for controlling operation thereof

An auxiliary seat storage apparatus of a seat is disclosed. An auxiliary seat slides in a lower portion of a main seat in a state of being folded to be accommodated in the lower portion of the main seat such that convenience of a user and storability can be improved. Further, when the auxiliary seat is accommodated in the lower portion of the main seat, the auxiliary seat is moved forward so that a foot insertion space is secured to a rear side of the auxiliary seat in a state in which the auxiliary seat is accommodated in the lower portion of the main seat such that ease of access of a passenger sitting on a rear seat can be improved.

Auxiliary seat storage apparatus of seat

A relaxing seat for a vehicle may include a fixed rail fixed to a vehicle body; a first moving rail coupled to the fixed rail; a second moving rail coupled to the first moving rail; a back link rotatably coupled to the fixed rail and a seat back frame; a cushion rear-side link including first and second end portions, wherein the first end portion is rotatably coupled to a portion at which a lower end portion of the seat back frame and a rear end portion of a seat cushion frame are rotatably coupled to each other, and the second end portion is rotatably coupled to the first moving rail; and a cushion front-side frame including a first end portion and a second end portion, wherein the first end portion is rotatably coupled to a front end portion of the seat cushion frame, and the second end portion of which is fixedly coupled to the second moving rail.

Relaxing seat for vehicle

A seat position adjustment apparatus for a vehicle may include fixed rails fixed on a bottom plane; first sliding rails configured to slide in forward and backward directions on the fixed rails respectively, and provided with cushion links rotatably coupled to the cushion frame; second sliding rails configured to move with the first sliding rails and slide on and protrude from the first sliding rails, and formed to support the cushion frame with the cushion links; a driving device mounted to the first sliding rails or the second sliding rails and configured to transmit power to the first sliding rails and the second sliding rails; and a seat back link rotatably mounted on the bottom plane or the fixed rails and rotatably coupled to and supporting a seat back frame.

Seat position adjustment apparatus for vehicle

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Seoul, South Korea

Sun Ho Hur