Abstract: A method performed and apparatus formed to fabricate an Isofix latch wire arrangement bends an elongated strip about an open profile to form an elongated tubular member, radially penetrating the member with wires across the open profile, and forming enlarged portions on the legs. The enlargements engage opposite sides of the tube to complete abutment of the strip edges to close the profile and join the wires as rivets to the tubular member formed.

Abstract: A seat having a seat surface and a backrest also includes a reboard seat frame which is pivotably mounted in the lower region of the backrest and/or in the connecting/transition region of backrest and seat surface. At least one part of the cushion of the backrest is connected to the reboard seat frame and can pivot with this reboard seat frame. The reboard seat frame in a stowed position is arranged essentially parallel to the backrest and can pivot from the stowed position into a reboard in-use position in which it occupies an angular position between the planes of the backrest and of the seat surface. In the reboard in-use position, the part of the cushion of the backrest which is connected to the reboard seat frame forms the seat surface of a reboard child seat.

Abstract: A control and monitoring system is provided in the aircraft cabin and controls a reconfiguration process with corresponding software in combination with reconfiguration data received from the ground personnel. The control is realized, for example, with a suitable light signals and the unlocking of the seats at certain times. All work sequences are acoustically and/or optically displayed such that the reconfiguration can also be carried out by untrained personnel.

Abstract: An adapter plate assembly which provides a convenient interface between a mounting support assembly for suspending an instrument driver robotic instrument system above a operating table. The adapter plate securely mounts to the operating table, and may be adjustable so that it can be adjusted to fit various sizes and models of operating tables. The adapter plate assembly comprises a main plate which rests on the surface of the operating table. A first clamp assembly which removably attaches to the operating table is mounted on one or more horizontal adjustment rods which are slidably received in one of the main plate in order to provide adjustability to the width of the adapter plate assembly. On the opposing end of the main plate, a second clamp assembly is coupled main plate. In order to secure the support assembly of a robotic instrument system, an adapter rail is also coupled to the main plate.

Abstract: The foldable frame of a baby seat includes a seat member, a backrest member, and a position locking device. The position locking device includes a first positioning member mounted on the seat member and formed with a first receiving space, a second positioning member mounted on the backrest member, coupled pivotally to the first positioning member, and formed with a second receiving space, and a stop member that is movable from a locking position, where the stop member extends simultaneously into the first and second receiving spaces and prevents pivoting movement of the backrest member relative to the seat member, to an unlocking position, where the stop member is disposed in only one of the first and second receiving spaces and permits pivoting movement of the backrest member relative to the seat member.

Abstract: A supplemental seat for a baby stroller designed to be releasably attached to the frame and push handle of the stroller, providing additional seating for a second infant. A minimal configuration comprises a seat cushion and seat back attachable to the stroller by means of straps incorporating hook and loop fasteners. Preferably, arm rests are also provided which can also be attached to the stroller frame. Where needed, a removable footrest will be provided. Either or both of the seat cushion and the back rest may comprise two or more cushions joined by webbing or the like.

Abstract: A portable cushion to use with a chair having a seat with upwardly extending elements which may be hip supports or arm rests on each side of the seat having a material thickness sufficient to raise the seating area above the plane of the arm rests or hip supports so as to effectively increase the seating area of the seat. The cushion includes a top wall, a bottom wall, a forward wall, a rearward wall, a first side wall and a second side wall, the respective wall defining a material thickness. The first side wall and the second side wall each have an indentation formed therein to accommodate the upwardly extending arm rest or hip support when the cushion is placed upon the seat of the chair. The material thickness of the cushion is such that the upper wall of the cushion extends at least to the height of the upwardly extending elements thereby effectively creating a wider seat, unencumbered by the upwardly extending elements.

Abstract: A detachable infant seat includes a flat base board with a central aperture formed therethrough and a flexible fabric seat attached to the perimeter of the aperture and projecting downwardly therethrough to support an infant. The base board has an upright wall extending along the opposing side edges and the rearward edge of the board, and a back board pivotally connected to the rearward wall of the base board. The back board includes a pair of operable brackets connected between the back board and the base board to selectively retain the back board in an open position extending from the base board and generally parallel thereto, an upright position orthogonal to the base board, or a closed position pivoted over the top and proximal to the base board. A pair of straps are attached to the base board and extend around the arms of a wheelchair and are fastened to the base board, in order to detachably mount the base board to the arms of a wheelchair.

Abstract: A child theater booster seat A is combined with a second respective of a child theater booster seat A1 to form an assembly of children theater booster seats B. Assembly B is supported by a row of theater seats C having arm rests 10. Child theater booster seat A includes a seat platform 12 for seating a child, a first side wall 14, a second side wall 16, a first support arm 18, a second support arm 20. Interlocking assembly 21 interlocks booster seat A with a second respective of child theater booster seat A1. Interlocking assembly 21 includes a male extension 22 and a female receptacle 24.

Abstract: This device is designed to fasten an infant car seat to the arms of a wheelchair. Primarily, it consists of a pair of rails that slide onto the arms of the wheelchair, and bars secured to the rails are provided with clamps that engage with and hold the rod portions of the seat safely to the bars.

Abstract: A first reclining back is pivotally connected to a first seat section. The first back is shiftable to a predetermined position in which the first back is coplanar with the first seat section. The first seat section and back constitute a first seat. A first armrest is detachably connected to the first seat. A second reclining back is pivotally connected to a second seat section. The second back is shiftable to a predetermined position in which the second back is coplanar with the second seat section. The second seat section and back constitute a second seat, which is spaced from the first seat. A second armrest is detachably connected to the second seat. The first and second armrests having been detached from the first and second seats can be used to fill the gap between the first and second seats to form a substantially-flat surface in conjunction with the first and second seats when the first and second backs are in their predetermined positions.

Abstract: A convenient tray is provided for a wheelchair wherein the tray retracts onto a housed roll mounted beneath one armrest of a conventional wheelchair and extends across the lap of the wheelchair victim to be engaged by a releasable catch mechanism beneath the opposite armrest. The sheet material of which the tray is made has a transverse upwardly convex arch over its length to provide it with rigidity when it is extended in the manner conventionally subscribed to by tape measures, this sheet becoming flexible in the longitudinal direction for rolling when the sheet is retracted onto its roller.

Abstract: A shell-shaped children's seat for motor vehicles which is equipped with a headrest terminating in a backrest and with an impact member extending over the width of the shell and resting on the associated shell edge portions within the area of the seating surface; the impact member thereby extends rearwardly up to the transitional area of the backrest and the headrest, is pivotally connected thereat and can be tilted up visor-like after the disengagement of a locking device to facilitate ingress and egress of the seat.