Ts Tech Co., Ltd.

Yuma Tanabe

Yuichiro Hoshi

Sachio Kobayashi

Naohiro Sasaki

Hayato Shimazaki

Takamasa Sonoda

Haruhiko Kawada

So Ono

There is provided a conveyance seat that suppresses the deterioration of the sensitivity of a load sensor to an input load even when a heater wire and the load sensor are disposed to overlap each other. A conveyance seat includes a seat cushion that supports buttocks of an occupant; a seat back connected to the seat cushion to serve as a backrest for the occupant; a load sensor provided at the seat cushion or at a portion of the seat back; a heater wire disposed on an occupant side with respect to the load sensor; and an intermediate member that positions the heater wire. The intermediate member is disposed between the load sensor and the heater wire.

Conveyance seat

In a vehicle seat (), a heater element () disposed between the surface of a cushion pad () and a skin member () includes a pair of main body portions (-) and a crossing portion () connecting the main body portions to each other, the crossing portion being received in a tuck-in groove () formed in the cushion pad and extending through a gap defined between a bottom portion () of the tuck-in groove and a tuck-in member (). The heater element includes a substrate () in sheet form, and a heater wire () attached to the substrate, and the heater wire in the crossing portion extends in a direction orthogonal to a lengthwise direction of the tuck-in groove in a zigzag pattern, the heater wire including a bent portion () of the zigzag pattern located in a bottom region () of the tuck-in groove.

Vehicle seat

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Tochigi, Japan

Yuma Tanabe