Land vehicles – Wheeled – Attachment
Patent
1993-12-21
1996-05-21
Rice, Kenneth R.
Land vehicles
Wheeled
Attachment
180274, B60R 2236
Patent
active
055182712
ABSTRACT:
A dense mass centrally located in a personal vehicle acts as an inertial analog computer for predicting and compensating motion of an occupant of the vehicle during crashes. Acceleration and motion of the mass is converted into motion of impact prevention or impact velocity reduction systems to reduce likelihood of severe injury to the occupant. Power disconnection in alternatively powered vehicles through disconnection of electrical systems by motion of the mass provides additional safety during the crash.
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Amerigon Inc.
Ellis Christopher
Rice Kenneth R.
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