CategoryCars & Concepts

Lear, others devise high-tech ways to support bad backs

Lear staffers study a computer display of color-coded pressure points on the back and seat cushions of the company's automatic-adjusting seat, which is under development.
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David Sedgwick
April 19, 2014 05:00 AM

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