A control circuit uses a motion sensor and timer to inhibit vehicle accessory operation during travel.
Pre-assembled module plates stow mechanical control cables to eliminate complex bracket assembly and reduce variability.
Belt and bridge structures regulate protective tube curvature to prevent vehicle body contact damage during sliding door operation.
Integrating a conductive terminal into the insulator eliminates separate lead wires and connectors, reducing steering roll connector channel counts.
Cloud server stores driver profiles to resolve manual adjustment delays across different vehicles.
A software update device segments electronic control unit updates to minimize vehicle downtime during installation.
A power supply device connects vehicle and door holding portions via a flexible exterior member connecting portion.
Smart fuses in the power control module disconnect idle functional blocks, reducing battery drain while maintaining rapid wake-up capability.