Pressure sensors and wind measurements drive actuators that adjust side extenders and spoilers to reduce drag across varying vehicle configurations.
An injection-molded U-shaped exterior trim with integrated catching means supports glass run channels and double lip seals on motor vehicle door frames.
An integrated TPV molding merges the glass run and upper reveal to eliminate separate manufacturing costs, stretch bending, and visible joints.
An exterior pull wire cuts through urethane adhesive securing the windshield, enabling rapid removal without damaging the vehicle interior.
Alternating core and skin layers in laminated glass intermediate films manage plasticizer distribution to enhance sound insulation.
Current rate of change analysis enables sensorless pinch detection, eliminating Hall Effect sensors while preventing obstruction damage.
Replacing metal springs with a silicone cord reduces weight and assembly complexity while maintaining durability in automotive window shades.
Segmented panels automatically deploy via airflow pressure to cut trailer drag by 8-11% without blocking rear door access.