A spring-loaded tail extension maintains a gapless surface between the headrest and backrest for children of varying heights.
A vehicle headrest uses a pour-in-place foam connecting part to join the mounting bracket.
Layered foams and crush plates in a headrest wing structure disperse side impact energy while maintaining structural strength.
A vehicle headrest integrates a drowsiness alarm system and vibration mechanism to support the driver's head.
A headrest control apparatus uses a lateral sliding second fixing member to adjust position without continuous pushing.
Differential guide shaft gaps absorb eccentricity, maintaining rigidity while reducing wear and rattling.
A collapsible headrest uses a flexible membrane and wedge members to expand or compress its thickness for stowage within a seat back.
A polyamide-polyethylene resin composition incorporates ultra-high molecular weight siloxane and inorganic fillers to enhance surface durability.