Abstract: A ventilation system including a housing into which a volume of air is directed in an initial air flow direction. The ventilation system includes an air flow guide extending between a base portion and a tip thereof. The air flow guide is movable between a first position, in which the tip is located at a predetermined first minimum distance from an inlet portion wall, and a second position, in which the tip is located at a predetermined second minimum distance from the inlet portion wall, to partially guide the air flowing into the housing into a first channel and a second channel respectively. The ventilation system includes a number of cross-car vanes that are movable together to direct air flowing through the housing in a selected direction relative to the initial air flow direction.

Abstract: A ventilation system including a housing, with an inlet end into which air is directed, and an outlet end at which the air exits. The housing includes an inlet portion at the inlet end, and first and second channels downstream from the inlet portion. The ventilation system includes an air flow guide element pivotable between a first position, in which a first major portion of the air flowing into the inlet end is directed into the first channel and a first minor portion of the air flow is directed into the second channel, and a second position, in which a second major portion of the air flowing into the inlet end is directed into the second channel and a second minor portion of the air flow is directed into the first channel.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided that may generate, based on an agent neural network, actions and/or policies for an environment, the environment comprising an apparatus and/or a software component. The actions and/or the policies may be enacted in the environment. A human observation may be received (“hijacked”) from a voice network module. A natural language processing neural network may output encodings of labels for entities, actions, and/or policies, when the human observation and environment observations are supplied as input to the natural language processing neural network. The environment observations are indicative of states of the environment. A relational reasoning neural network may generate cross-modal embeddings from the environment observations and the encodings of labels for entities, actions, and/or policies. The agent neural network may generate the actions and/or the policies from the environment observation and the cross-modal embeddings.

Abstract: A valve for a cold gas generator for an airbag in a vehicle includes: a valve chamber; a control chamber; a control piston; an overflow channel; a retaining element; and a shutoff element. The valve chamber includes an inlet from the cold gas generator and an outlet to the airbag. The control piston separates the control chamber and the valve chamber. The control piston is movable between an open position and a closed position, the control piston releasing the outlet in the open position and closing it in the closed position. The control piston has (i) a first active piston surface on the side of the valve chamber, and (ii) a second active piston surface on the side of the control chamber. The first piston surface is smaller than the second piston surface. The overflow channel fluidically connects the valve chamber and the control chamber to one another.

Abstract: A valve for a cold gas generator for an airbag in a vehicle includes: a valve chamber; a control chamber; a control piston; an overflow channel; a retaining element; and a shutoff element. The valve chamber includes an inlet from the cold gas generator and an outlet to the airbag. The control piston separates the control chamber and the valve chamber. The control piston is movable between an open position and a closed position, the control piston releasing the outlet in the open position and closing it in the closed position. The control piston has (i) a first active piston surface on the side of the valve chamber, and (ii) a second active piston surface on the side of the control chamber. The first piston surface is smaller than the second piston surface. The overflow channel fluidically connects the valve chamber and the control chamber to one another.