Simon Baumann

Title: Simon Baumann and His Motor-Vehicle Actuation Device.

Introduction

Simon Baumann is an inventor associated with Heilbronn, Germany, and Robert Bosch. His work includes a patent for a motor-vehicle actuation device designed to specify braking and/or acceleration requests. Baumann is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Baumann’s listed patent, “Actuation Device, Motor Vehicle,” describes an actuator with two housing portions, one displaceably mounted on the other. An actuating surface is provided on the first housing portion or on a cover attached to it. The housing portions are cylindrical, at least in part, and have closed casing walls.

Two sliding elements sit between the housing portions and abut axially against at least one of them. A preloaded spring, such as a coil spring, acts as a return spring and urges the housing portions toward an unactuated rest position. This arrangement supports controlled actuation and return in a vehicle interface for braking and/or acceleration requests.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Baumann with Robert Bosch and identifies his work on a vehicle actuation device. The patent’s design focuses on the mechanical relationship between the housing portions, sliding elements, and return spring.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers are Guenter Escher and Eduard Maiterth. The information provided does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Simon Baumann’s listed patent presents a spring-return actuation mechanism for specifying braking and/or acceleration requests in a motor vehicle, reflecting a practical focus on vehicle control interfaces.