Nissan Intelligent Seatbelt

August 19th, 2008 | Category: Tech Talk


The Intelligent Seatbelt from Nissan, Japan can improve the usability of seatbelts. The seatbelt was unveiled at Nissans technology presentation meeting in August 2008. When the driver opens the door of a car, a motorized retractor is automatically activated and feeds the seatbelt. The Nissan Intelligent Seatbelt loosens the belt and, at

the same date, the belt guide on the door side is inclined forward by a spring so that the passenger can easily grab the belt when putting it on. Upon abrupt steering or skidding, the seatbelt is wound up to hold the passenger securely, thereby improving safety.
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