This component, identified by the designation “c81 1013,” is a critical safety restraint system designed to mitigate injury during vehicular collisions. It functions by rapidly inflating upon impact, creating a cushioned barrier between the occupant and the vehicle’s interior. This protective measure significantly reduces the risk of head and chest trauma. As an example, in a frontal crash, this system deploys to prevent the driver’s head from striking the steering wheel or windshield.
Its importance stems from its proven ability to decrease the severity of injuries sustained in automobile accidents. The implementation of such systems has demonstrably reduced fatality rates and long-term health complications resulting from collisions. Historically, the development and refinement of these devices have been driven by ongoing research and stringent safety regulations aimed at enhancing occupant protection.
