Abstract: The invention relates to a front structure (1) of a motor vehicle, comprising: —two longitudinal structural beams (10) having a generally elongate shape in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis (X) of the vehicle; —two deformation boxes (14), each deformation box (14) being rigidly attached to one of the longitudinal structural beams (10), respectively; —an upper cross-member (18), the upper cross-member (18) comprising a cross-member element (180) that extends along a transverse axis (Y) of the vehicle, the cross-member element (180) being attached to the rest of the front structure (1) by means of two attachment brackets (182), each attachment bracket (182) being sandwiched between the corresponding longitudinal structural beam (10) and the deformation box (14), respectively.

Abstract: The invention relates to an assembly (10) for a bumper device of a motor vehicle, comprising at least one bumper beam (12) and two absorbers (14); the bumper beam (12) is formed by an elongate hollow body comprising two ends at which the absorbers (14) are attached; the assembly (10) further comprises two modular extension pieces (18); each modular extension piece comprising a body (20) with a first portion attached to one end of the bumper beam (12), and a second portion projecting from the end in a longitudinal direction of the bumper beam (12). A lateral absorption plate (24) is further arranged at the end of the second body part (20) of each modular extension piece (18) and extends laterally to the absorbers (14), preferably parallel to the absorbers.

Abstract: A radiology device includes a support capable of translational movement about an axis of translation relative to a frame of the device, the support being intended to support an object that is to be imaged, an ionizing-ray generator and a detector configured to detect the rays emitted by the generator, the generator and the detector facing one another. The generator comprises several sources each considered to emit from a focal point, the focal points of the various sources being distributed along a sources axis, the detector extending along a detector axis, the sources axis and the detector axis extending in the form of mutually intertwined helices about the axis of translation.

Abstract: A lighting device (1) comprising a housing (2) accommodating at least one light source (14), said housing (2) comprising an at least partially transparent wall (6) supporting a touch interface (7) for controlling the light source (14) and allowing through the light generated by the light source (14), and a cover (3) closing the housing (2); the assembly formed by the housing (2) and the cover (3) being tightly assembled by clipping means (4), said lighting device (1) further comprising a flexible mechanical and electrical connection means (20) compressed between the touch interface (7) and the light source (14) allowing both control of the light source (14) and compensation of the stresses exerted by the clipping means (14).

Abstract: A lighting device (1) comprising a housing (2) accommodating at least one light source (14), said housing (2) comprising an at least partially transparent wall (6) supporting a touch interface (7) for controlling the light source (14) and allowing through the light generated by the light source (14), and a cover (3) closing the housing (2); the assembly formed by the housing (2) and the cover (3) being tightly assembled by clipping means (4), said lighting device (1) further comprising a flexible mechanical and electrical connection means (20) compressed between the touch interface (7) and the light source (14) allowing both control of the light source (14) and compensation of the stresses exerted by the clipping means (14).

Abstract: An electronic circuit including a planar base having first and second base surfaces, an antenna attached on the first surface of the base, and a chip connected to the antenna, characterized in that a double faced adhesive is glued on one of the base surfaces, the double faced adhesive having an opening and the chip being arranged at least partially in the opening.