US Patent Application 18084189. POWER SUPPLY DEVICE OF MOTOR-DRIVEN CHILD SEAT FOR VEHICLE simplified abstract

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POWER SUPPLY DEVICE OF MOTOR-DRIVEN CHILD SEAT FOR VEHICLE

Organization Name

Hyundai Motor Company


Inventor(s)

Byeong Seon Son of Seoul (KR)

Tae Hoon Lee of Suwon (KR)

Seung Hyun Kim of Daejeon (KR)

Ji Hwan Kim of Seoul (KR)

Sang Hoon Park of Incheon (KR)

Sang Ho Kim of Incheon (KR)

Seon Chae Na of Yongin (KR)

Hyun Tae Lee of Cheonan (KR)

Won Ho Chang of Cheonan (KR)

Jeong In Baek of Hwaseong (KR)

In Ju Lee of Seoul (KR)

POWER SUPPLY DEVICE OF MOTOR-DRIVEN CHILD SEAT FOR VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18084189 titled 'POWER SUPPLY DEVICE OF MOTOR-DRIVEN CHILD SEAT FOR VEHICLE

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a power supply device for a motor-driven child seat in a vehicle. The device allows for easy mounting and fixing of the child seat to a rear seat by using a latch and anchor system. It also enables easy power supply to the motor and other components of the child seat through automatic male-female connectors.

  • Power supply device for motor-driven child seat in a vehicle
  • Allows easy mounting and fixing of child seat to rear seat
  • Utilizes latch and anchor system for secure attachment
  • Enables easy power supply to motor and other components
  • Automatic male-female connectors for convenient power supply
  • Particularly useful when child seat is fixedly mounted on rear seat


Original Abstract Submitted

A power supply device of a motor-driven child seat for a vehicle is provided. The motor-driven child seat can be easily mounted and fixed to a rear seat by adopting a method where a latch of the motor-driven child seat is fastened to an anchor of the rear seat, and power can be easily supplied to power consuming components, i.e., an electric mechanism including a motor, a ventilation system, and a heating system, by automatically fastening male-female connectors for supplying power, especially when the motor-driven child seat is fixedly mounted on the rear seat.