Tesla, Inc. patent applications on January 30th, 2025
Patent Applications by Tesla, Inc. on January 30th, 2025
Tesla, Inc.: 2 patent applications
Tesla, Inc. has applied for patents in the areas of B60N2/26 (1), B60N2/005 (1), H05B6/14 (1), B05C11/00 (1), B05C11/02 (1) B60N2/26 (1), H05B6/145 (1)
With keywords such as: configured, roller, seat, generate, heater, include, power, actuator, induction, and ends in patent application abstracts.
Patent Applications by Tesla, Inc.
20250033537. AUTOMATIC CHILD SEAT ATTACHMENT SYSTEM_simplified_abstract_(tesla, inc.)
Inventor(s): Andrew Robert Squires of Holland MI (US) for tesla, inc., Chris Hill of Jenison MI (US) for tesla, inc., Aditya Belwadi of San Jose CA (US) for tesla, inc., Forest Wen Liau of Palo Alto CA (US) for tesla, inc.
IPC Code(s): B60N2/26, B60N2/005
CPC Code(s): B60N2/26
Abstract: an attachment system is provided to automatically engage and secure a child seat or other removable items to a vehicle seat. the system includes an actuator configured to moves one or more anchors between retracted and extended positions to engage hooks or other attachment on a child seat. a physical switch can activate the actuator to move the anchors. a controller can be configured to control the actuator based at least in part on trigger signal or tension information coming from a sensor. a processing component can be configured to enable wired or wireless communication to monitor various conditions of the child seat or determine operational parameters of the system.
20250040000. INDUCTION HEATER FOR CALENDAR ROLLER_simplified_abstract_(tesla, inc.)
Inventor(s): Andy Hilgers of Los Angeles CA (US) for tesla, inc., Engelbert Diec of El Monte CA (US) for tesla, inc., Bonne Eggleston of Palo Alto CA (US) for tesla, inc., Matt Matsumoto of Oakland CA (US) for tesla, inc., Fahem Yahiaoui of Oakland CA (US) for tesla, inc.
IPC Code(s): H05B6/14, B05C11/00, B05C11/02
CPC Code(s): H05B6/145
Abstract: an induction heater system for manufacturing an electrode for various energy storage devices may include a power generator configured to generate power. the system may also include induction heating coils disposed adjacent to ends of at least one of a first roller or a second roller and configured to generate an electromagnetic field based on the power. the system may further include a heater plate surrounding the ends of at least one of the first or second rollers and configured to receive the electromagnetic field and generate an eddy current that generates heat on the heater plate based on electromagnetic field induction such that the generated heat is transferred to the one or both ends of at least one of the first roller or the second roller via thermal conduction.
