A rocker-arm lower anchor follows seat height changes to keep the belt clear of the seat shield notch and prevent collision-time breakage.
A split tongue plate and locking button let seat belt webbing attach or detach quickly in tight seat-to-B-pillar spaces while staying secure.
Sensor-driven adjustment uses occupant posture, belt setup, and external conditions to set seat belt height for safer, more comfortable restraint fit.
A push-to-stow, push-to-release buckle uses a latch and biasing mechanism to protect rear seat buckles while keeping them easy to access.