An embodiment occupant restraining apparatus includes a base to be fastened to a body of a vehicle, a support having a first end hinge-connected to the base and a second end configured to support a deployed airbag, and a bellows configured to be expanded by gas to pivot the support. During deployment of the airbag, the bellows is configured to receive the gas in concert with the deployment of the airbag.

An embodiment occupant restraining apparatus includes a base to be fastened to a body of a vehicle, a support having a first end hinge-connected to the base and a second end configured to support a deployed airbag, and a bellows configured to be expanded by gas to pivot the support. During deployment of the airbag, the bellows is configured to receive the gas in concert with the deployment of the airbag.

In a shielding state, a partition extends from an upper portion to a lower portion of a cabin in such a manner as to partition a space between a pair of opposing vehicle seats. In the case where the partition is in the shielding state during a collision of a vehicle, the partition is inflated in a vehicle longitudinal direction by gas supplied from an inflator that is actuated when a collision detection sensor detects the collision of the vehicle. That is, since the partition is inflated in the space between the pair of the vehicle seats without interfering with the vehicle seats, the partition can reliably restrain an occupant who receives a collision load and is thereby displaced in the vehicle longitudinal direction from the vehicle seat. In this way, it is possible to easily secure a private space in the cabin and to improve occupant restraint performance.

An occupant restraint system including a seat having a head rest where the seat has a seat belt anchor, a seat belt retractor and a seat coupling member each coupled with the seat. The system further includes a seat belt assembly including a first seat belt portion and a second seat belt portion. At least one deployable restraint is stored on or within at least one of the seat belt assembly or the seat, where the at least one deployable restraint has a deployed position and a retracted position that is deployed by a deployment member.

The safety restraint system for motor vehicles, arranged in the roof lining of the vehicle, comprising an elastic wall (1), brackets (2), a gas generator consisting of an inflator, and a control electronics with impact sensors, the essence of which consists in that, that a folded elastic wall (1) is connected under the roof of the vehicle to at least two brackets (2), consisting of a double strip of plastic film and/or elastic textile, when the said brackets (2) consist of a system of tightly into each other inserted extension parts forming a solid bracket (2), whereby an assembly of the folded elastic wall (1) and brackets (2) is arranged in a roof housing (3), and such roof housing (3) is attached under the roof of the vehicle. Both upper edges of the folded elastic wall (1) are firmly attached to the first, upper, solid part (21) of the bracket (2), arranged in the roof housing (3) nearest to the roof lining of the vehicle and firmly connected to this roof housing (3), whereby the double strip of the plastic film and/or elastic textile, forming the elastic wall (1), is on its lower side closed by means of a weld seam and/or a sewn seam to create a closed interior space with the front and rear wall, a bag, in which the brackets (2) are arranged and guided. The brackets (2) are deployed upon activation after an impact of the vehicle on the command of the control electronics with impact sensors by the gas pressure triggered from the gas generator, the inflator; and the mechanical movement of the system of tightly into each other inserted extension parts, forming a solid bracket (2), deploys the elastic wall (1) from a plastic film and/or elastic textile to the maximum, and thus the shape of the elastic wall (1) stretches appropriately and becomes solid. Thus formed elastic wall (1) greatly reduces the forward movement path of the head, and so it reduces the load on the vertebras and prevents contact with a solid obstacle.

The safety restraint system for motor vehicles, arranged in the roof lining of the vehicle, comprising an elastic wall (1), brackets (2), a gas generator consisting of an inflator, and a control electronics with impact sensors, the essence of which consists in that, that a folded elastic wall (1) is connected under the roof of the vehicle to at least two brackets (2), consisting of a double strip of plastic film and/or elastic textile, when the said brackets (2) consist of a system of tightly into each other inserted extension parts forming a solid bracket (2), whereby an assembly of the folded elastic wall (1) and brackets (2) is arranged in a roof housing (3), and such roof housing (3) is attached under the roof of the vehicle. Both upper edges of the folded elastic wall (1) are firmly attached to the first, upper, solid part (21) of the bracket (2), arranged in the roof housing (3) nearest to the roof lining of the vehicle and firmly connected to this roof housing (3), whereby the double strip of the plastic film and/or elastic textile, forming the elastic wall (1), is on its lower side closed by means of a weld seam and/or a sewn seam to create a closed interior space with the front and rear wall, a bag, in which the brackets (2) are arranged and guided. The brackets (2) are deployed upon activation after an impact of the vehicle on the command of the control electronics with impact sensors by the gas pressure triggered from the gas generator, the inflator; and the mechanical movement of the system of tightly into each other inserted extension parts, forming a solid bracket (2), deploys the elastic wall (1) from a plastic film and/or elastic textile to the maximum, and thus the shape of the elastic wall (1) stretches appropriately and becomes solid. Thus formed elastic wall (1) greatly reduces the forward movement path of the head, and so it reduces the load on the vertebras and prevents contact with a solid obstacle.

An occupant restraint system including a seat having a head rest where the seat has a seat belt anchor, a seat belt retractor and a seat coupling member each coupled with the seat. The system further includes a seat belt assembly including a first seat belt portion and a second seat belt portion. At least one deployable restraint is stored on or within at least one of the seat belt assembly or the seat, where the at least one deployable restraint has a deployed position and a retracted position that is deployed by a deployment member.

An arrangement for a vehicle roof is provided having a roof element, which can be coupled to a roof body of a motor vehicle and permits a view through the vehicle roof, and a safety device, which is assigned to the roof element and which has a safety element and a drive which is configured to move the safety element relative to the roof body and to transfer same from a first, retracted state, in which the safety element is stowed in a predetermined manner, into a second, extended state, in which the safety element covers a surface portion on a lower side of the roof element in a predetermined manner and opposes penetration of a body through the roof element.

An arrangement for a vehicle roof is provided having a roof element, which can be coupled to a roof body of a motor vehicle and permits a view through the vehicle roof, and a safety device, which is assigned to the roof element and which has a safety element and a drive which is configured to move the safety element relative to the roof body and to transfer same from a first, retracted state, in which the safety element is stowed in a predetermined manner, into a second, extended state, in which the safety element covers a surface portion on a lower side of the roof element in a predetermined manner and opposes penetration of a body through the roof element.

A roof airbag apparatus may include: a deployment guide part mounted on a sunshine roof part of a vehicle; a cushion part mounted in the sunshine roof part, and deployed in a longitudinal direction of the deployment guide part; and an inflator part mounted in the cushion part, and configured to discharge gas to the cushion part in case of a collision of the vehicle.