From:Internet Info Agency 2026-02-03 19:38:00
Recently, Mercedes-Benz filed an innovative seat massage patent that extends the massage function to the head area for the first time. The design integrates concealed miniature robotic arms within the headrest, which deploy during operation and use multiple massage nodes to simulate a "grasping and twisting" motion, stimulating acupressure points on the head to help long-distance drivers stay alert and relieve fatigue. The mechanism resembles the viral online sensation known as the "soul extractor," balancing both comfort and safety. Although the technology’s production timeline has not yet been confirmed, it has already drawn significant industry attention. Experts believe this innovation could offer new inspiration for domestic new-energy vehicle manufacturers, enhancing smart cabin experiences and boosting product competitiveness.

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