Exploring the: Automotive Interiors Zone
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- Developing an Innovative Auto Seat with Aero Tech
- BASF—working collaboratively with Performance Materials Corp. and Faurecia—has come up with a significant innovation in automotive seating: A seat back that integrates the seat frame and back panel integrated into a single thermoplastic structure.
Article Published: 11/1/2010
- Safety Techniques for U.S. NCAP Requirements
- In preparing vehicle manufacturers to meet 2011 model year safety requirements from the U.S.
Article Published: 7/1/2010
- Rethinking The Seat
- While none of these developments appears to be as though they'd be out of place in a contemporary car, they are really rather extraordinary. More importantly, they are essentially doable from a production standpoint.
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- GM Pursues Augmented Reality
- Thomas Seder sees a big part of the automotive interior that’s not being put to the use that it could be.
Article Published: 5/1/2010
- Plastics & the Total Materials Matrix
- “Steel, in particular, has redoubled its efforts,” Paul Spevetz, product marketing manager, Automotive Interior/Exterior for Ticona Engineering Polymers (ticona.com), acknowledges, speaking to the issues of the greater deployment of plas...
Article Published: 1/1/2010
- About Alias
- When it comes to digital design, particularly at the front end of the process, the area of ideation, of sketching, of even napkins where there are coffee stains on the styled surfaces, there is one name that is commonly heard: Alias.
Article Published: 11/1/2009
- Lumbar Underground
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Article Published: 7/1/2009
- Rethinking The Interior
- Faurecia designers and engineers set out to make an interior that is lighter and more recyclable than conventional ones. They've developed something that may lead to a reconsideration of how and with what materials ought to be assembled.
Article Published: 6/30/2009
- What Auto Interior People Can Learn from Herman Miller
- Let's face it, for years the office chair was nothing more than a commodity... until Herman Miller produced the iconic Aeron. Maybe there is a lesson here.
Article Published: 6/30/2009
- Magna Seating Innovations
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Article Published: 6/30/2009