Huawei Gets A New Airbag Patent

Have you ever wondered what would happen if your airbag didn’t deploy properly in a car accident? Even worse, you don’t have any airbags. opens more strongly than it should And you thought it might cause more harm than good?

Huawei has also developed a solution for this situation. The Chinese tech giant recently adaptable to the sitting position of the driver and passengers. has applied for a patent for a new airbag control system.

What’s wrong with existing airbags?

Airbags are designed to protect vehicle occupants from serious injury in the event of a collision. However, this system, which works by sensing the impact and inflating rapidly to cushion the impact, is not perfect. For example, some may malfunction or open wrong it may open insufficiently or too quickly, causing more harm than good.

For example, if the passenger is leaning forward or to the side, the airbag may not adequately protect their head or chest. Conversely, if the passenger is lying down or sitting too close to the instrument panel, the airbag can hit it with too much force and may cause injury.

How does Huawei’s new technology solve this problem?

Huawei’s new patent takes a smarter way to control airbag deployment. The patent includes an airbag control system that includes a sensing device and a controller. This detection device angle and seat coordinates between seat and seat cushion It can detect information about the passenger’s sitting posture, such as

The controller then calculates the optimum deployment of the airbag based on this information. For example, if the passenger is sitting upright, airbag deploys to full size or if the passenger is leaning forward, the airbag opening to a smaller size or a different shape. In this way, the airbag provides customized protection for different postures.

At the moment, there is no clear information about whether this technology will be used in any vehicle using Huawei technology. What are you thinking? Please do not forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments.