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Then-CEO Bill Ford emphasized, however, that work on innovative technology should continue. At that point, the inflatable seat belt was five years into development, and it made the cut. Still, says Srini Sundararajan, technical leader ...
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At that point, the inflatable seat belt was five years into development, and it made the cut.
. Still, says Srini Sundararajan, technical leader for Ford's research and advanced engineering division, there was a lot of doubt about ...
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Today Ford is introducing the auto industry's first* inflatable seat belts, which are scheduled to enter production in 2010 on the next-generation Ford Explorer before being offered across its global lineup. ...
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Ford is ready to roll out a technology that will improve safety for rear-seat passengers: inflatable seat belts. The belts expand like an air bag in the.
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Ford introduces the auto industry's first-ever production inflatable seat belts, which are designed to provide additional protection for rear-seat occupants, often children and older passengers who can be more vulnerable to head, ...
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2, 2009, Edward DeSmet, left, technical specialist, Global Seatbelts, Body Engineering and Srini Sundararajan, right, technical leader, Passive Safety, Research and Advanced Engineering adjust a crash dummy with an inflatable seat belt ...