18105699. VEHICLE BASED ACCESSORY VENTILATION simplified abstract (Rivian IP Holdings, LLC)
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VEHICLE BASED ACCESSORY VENTILATION
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Inventor(s)
Kamalesh Bhambare of Novi MI (US)
Mayur Prakash Gaikwad of Irvine CA (US)
Aaron Kirk Hensler of South Lyon MI (US)
VEHICLE BASED ACCESSORY VENTILATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18105699 titled 'VEHICLE BASED ACCESSORY VENTILATION
The abstract describes a vehicle-based ventilation system for an accessory, including a source of climate-controlled airflow, a duct, and an accessory climate sensor.
- The system includes a duct with a source-end and an accessory-end for coupling to the climate-controlled airflow source and the accessory, respectively.
- An accessory climate sensor is positioned within the accessory to monitor climate conditions.
- This innovation aims to provide controlled airflow to accessories in vehicles, enhancing comfort and functionality.
- The system ensures that the accessory receives the appropriate climate conditions for optimal performance.
- By integrating a climate sensor, the system can adjust airflow based on real-time climate data within the accessory.
Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for integrating climate control systems into accessories. - Recreational vehicles to enhance comfort during travel. - Commercial vehicles to improve functionality of accessories.
Problems Solved: - Ensures accessories receive appropriate climate-controlled airflow. - Enhances comfort and functionality of accessories in vehicles.
Benefits: - Improved performance and longevity of accessories. - Enhanced user experience with climate-controlled airflow. - Increased comfort and convenience for vehicle occupants.
Commercial Applications: "Vehicle-Based Ventilation System for Accessories: Enhancing Comfort and Functionality in Automotive and Recreational Vehicles"
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the accessory climate sensor enhance the performance of the ventilation system? 2. What are the potential cost implications of integrating this system into vehicles?
Original Abstract Submitted
Some embodiments may provide a vehicle-based ventilation system for an accessory. The system may include a source of climate-controlled airflow, a duct, and an accessory climate sensor. The duct may include a source-end and an accessory-end. The source end may be configured to couple to the source of the climate-controlled airflow. The accessory-end may be configured to couple to an accessory. The accessory climate sensor may be positioned within the accessory.
