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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 41 | A night driving assistant system using a tablet wirelessly controlling an infrared camera in a motor vehicle | EP13192495.3 | 2013-11-12 | EP2744191A3 | 2015-06-10 | Wu, Jiping |
A night driving assistant system using a tablet wirelessly controlling an infrared camera in a motor vehicle, the system comprising which incorporates in: an infrared camera system detachably fixed to the motor vehicle, capturing the instantaneous infrared thermal images of the road scene while the motor vehicle is moving and outputting the video signals of the captured infrared thermal images; and a magnetic base positioned under the chassis of the infrared camera system, of which its rubber pad with magnets confines the infrared camera system to the motor vehicle; a tablet detachably mounted inside the motor vehicle, connecting wirelessly with the infrared camera system, and displaying the video signals transmitted from the infrared camera system. By manipulating the tablet, functions can be realized such as operating the infrared camera system, recognizing human being/animal, triggering Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation, record/store/redisplay videos as well as processing multi-functions like split-screen display etc. The motor vehicular system is flexible in operation, able to improve traffic safety, especially in darkness or in other adverse weathers such as in fog/snowstorms etc. while the visibility marks very low.
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| 42 | A night driving assistant system using a tablet wirelessly controlling an infrared camera in a motor vehicle | EP13192495.3 | 2013-11-12 | EP2744191A2 | 2014-06-18 | Wu, Jiping |
A night driving assistant system using a tablet wirelessly controlling an infrared camera in a motor vehicle, the system comprising which incorporates in: an infrared camera system detachably fixed to the motor vehicle, capturing the instantaneous infrared thermal images of the road scene while the motor vehicle is moving and outputting the video signals of the captured infrared thermal images; and a magnetic base positioned under the chassis of the infrared camera system, of which its rubber pad with magnets confines the infrared camera system to the motor vehicle; a tablet detachably mounted inside the motor vehicle, connecting wirelessly with the infrared camera system, and displaying the video signals transmitted from the infrared camera system. By manipulating the tablet, functions can be realized such as operating the infrared camera system, recognizing human being/animal, triggering Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation, record/store/redisplay videos as well as processing multi-functions like split-screen display etc. The motor vehicular system is flexible in operation, able to improve traffic safety, especially in darkness or in other adverse weathers such as in fog/snowstorms etc. while the visibility marks very low.
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| 43 | CAMERA FOR VEHICULAR VISION SYSTEM | US16297790 | 2019-03-11 | US20190208091A1 | 2019-07-04 | Jamie A. Mleczko; Jonathan D. Conger; Steven V. Byrne; Yuesheng Lu |
| A camera module for a vehicular vision system includes a metal front housing, a lens holder and a metal rear housing. The front housing houses a printed circuit board having an imager disposed thereat. The lens holder is attached at a front portion of the housing so that a lens assembly is optically aligned with the imager. The rear housing attaches at a rear portion of the front housing and includes a connecting element for electrically connecting to circuitry at the printed circuit board when the rear housing is attached at the rear portion of the front housing. An outer portion of the connecting element is disposed in a connector portion of the rear housing so as to be electrically connectable to electrically conductive elements of a vehicle connector when the camera module is disposed at the vehicle and the vehicle connector is connected to the connector portion. | ||||||
| 44 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR COMMUNICATING VIDEO SIGNALS AND DATA BETWEEN A TRAILER AND A TOWING VEHICLE | US15902064 | 2018-02-22 | US20180244200A1 | 2018-08-30 | Mark M. Moeller; Larry Piekarski; David Wood; Mason Harwell; Douglas Cullen Chamber |
| A commercial trailer camera interface for providing an apparatus and method for connecting video cameras and data buses from a trailer to the tow vehicle. The trailer camera interface generally includes a nose box, which affixes to the front of the trailer, a tail box which affixes inside the rear of the tow vehicle, and an umbilical cable which connects the nose box to the tail box. The nose box encodes the video signals, for example as differential signals, for transmission over the umbilical cable and the tail box decodes the received encoded signals to recover the video signals. The nose box and the tail box may each include a plurality of video camera connectors. The tail box may include a video handler to display or record or stream the video signals. | ||||||
| 45 | Rear vision camera switching | US15598134 | 2017-05-17 | US10023121B1 | 2018-07-17 | Brian V. Sychta; Reno V. Ramsey; Mohannad Murad |
| Methods and systems are provided for controlling camera images of vehicle cameras. In one example, a camera, a radio system, a processor, and a display are disposed onboard a vehicle. The camera is configured to generate camera images. The radio system is configured to process the camera images. The processor is configured to at least facilitate determining whether a radio system of the vehicle is functioning properly; processing the camera images through the radio system prior to displaying the camera images within the vehicle, if the radio system is functioning properly; and providing instructions for displaying the camera images within the vehicle without processing the camera images through the radio system, if the radio system is not functioning properly. The display is configured to display the camera images in accordance with the instructions provided by the processor. | ||||||
| 46 | CONNECTOR MODULE AND VEHICLE-MOUNTED CAMERA USING SUCH MODULE | US15634446 | 2017-06-27 | US20180006407A1 | 2018-01-04 | Daisuke Sasaki |
| Provided is a connector module providing superior shielding performance with small number of components. The connector module includes a terminal module having a center conductor, a tubular insulator holder supporting the center conductor and a tubular conductive shell, and a shield case. A bottom portion of the shield case includes a protruding portion bent from an edge of an opening portion through which the terminal module extends and protruding in a cylindrical form. The terminal module is joined to the shield case with an outer circumferential face of the conductive shell and an inner circumferential face of the protruding portion being placed in face contact with each other. | ||||||
| 47 | Vehicle-mounted image recognition apparatus and method of manufacturing the same | US14882791 | 2015-10-14 | US09836659B2 | 2017-12-05 | Yuta Nakamura; Yohei Nagai; Yushi Takehara; Naoya Takeda |
| In a vehicle-mounted image recognition apparatus, a resolution of an image projected on an imaging plane of an image sensor is different at a position away from a center between a circumferential direction and a radial direction. To make a circumferential resolution higher than a radial resolution, at least a lower half of the imaging plane is located closer to a circumferential focus than a middle of a radial focus and the circumferential focus at a position off the optical axis center of the image projected on the image sensor through the image-forming optical system. This is achieved by adjusting the position of the imaging plane when manufacturing or by selecting a lens with high circumferential resolution. This apparatus improves recognition accuracy in recognizing traffic lanes without using an expensive lens exhibiting high resolution both in the circumferential direction and in the radial direction. | ||||||
| 48 | Tire heating system | US14693082 | 2015-04-22 | US09586449B2 | 2017-03-07 | Aldera Love |
| A tire heating system for includes a wheel that may be attached to a vehicle. A tire is attached to the wheel and a charging unit is attached to the wheel. The charging unit produces an electrical current when the wheel is rotated. A heating unit is attached to the tire and the heating unit is electrically coupled to the charging unit. The heating unit heating the tire and the heating unit prevents ice formation on the tire. | ||||||
| 49 | Infrared night driving assistant system for a motor vehicle | US14081532 | 2013-11-15 | US09350926B2 | 2016-05-24 | Jiping Wu |
| A night driving assistant system uses a tablet to wirelessly control an infrared camera in a motor vehicle. An infrared camera system is detachably fixed to the motor vehicle and captures the infrared thermal images of the road scene while the motor vehicle is moving and outputs the video signals of the captured infrared thermal images. A magnetic base is positioned under the chassis of the infrared camera system and attaches the infrared camera system to the motor vehicle. A tablet is detachably mounted inside the motor vehicle, connecting wirelessly with the infrared camera system and displaying video signals transmitted from the infrared camera system. By manipulating the tablet, functions can be realized such as operating the infrared camera system, recognizing a human/animal, triggering Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation, record/store/redisplay videos as well as processing multi-functions like split-screen display etc. | ||||||
| 50 | POWER SUPPLY CONTROL DEVICE AND INSTRUMENT DEVICE | US14414421 | 2013-07-09 | US20150165909A1 | 2015-06-18 | Ryuji Saito |
| Provided are a power supply control device, which is configured such that a current supplying capacity required by a power supply means can be reduced even when power is supplied to a prescribed external device, and an instrument device equipped with the power supply control device. The power supply control device is equipped with: a first power supply means (1000) for supplying power to a pointer instrument (30); a first control unit (100) that operates with power from the first power supply means (1000) and controls driving of the pointer instrument (30) and supply of power from the first power supply means (1000) to the pointer instrument (30); and a second control unit (200) for controlling supply of power from the first power supply means (1000) to an external memory (500). Upon receiving a prescribed command, the first control unit (100) causes the first power supply means (1000) to stop supplying power to the pointer instrument (30), and the second control unit (200) causes the first power supply means (1000) to start supplying power to the external memory (500) in response to the stoppage. | ||||||
| 51 | Imaging device and power supply control method of imaging device | US12931542 | 2011-02-03 | US08736752B2 | 2014-05-27 | Kenji Hachisu; Manabu Shimizu; Tomonori Agawa |
| Imaging device includes an imaging element for receiving light from a subject and converting the light to an electric signal, a video signal processing circuit for performing signal processing on a video signal generated based on the electric signal, a power supply circuit for supplying power to the video signal processing circuit, a signal detection unit for receiving a backup lamp signal indicating light-on or light-off of a backup lamp from the backup lamp installed at a back part of a vehicle, and a power supply control unit for controlling the power supply circuit based on the backup lamp signal so that the supply of power is turned ON in time of light-on of the backup lamp, the supply of power is turned ON for a preset time after the light-off of the backup lamp, and the supply of power is turned OFF after the preset time has elapsed. | ||||||
| 52 | Display system for shooting and displaying image around vehicle | US12662344 | 2010-04-13 | US08243138B2 | 2012-08-14 | Toshiaki Yamamoto |
| An display system of an image around a vehicle includes: a shooting element; a controller including a processor and a memory; and a display device. The shooting element includes a bracket fixed to the vehicle, a camera in the bracket, a protrusion of the camera and a contact position sensor of the protrusion. The memory stores retrieved region information about a retrieved region defined by a display coordinate system and retrieved from the image. The display device displays the retrieved region. When the contact position of the protrusion is changed, the processor modifies the retrieved region information based on the contact positions before changing and after changing such that a region defined by a local coordinate system corresponding to the retrieved region after changing is equal to the region defined by the local coordinate system before changing. | ||||||
| 53 | DISPLAY SYSTEM AND VEHICLE HAVING THE SAME | US12857563 | 2010-08-17 | US20110181406A1 | 2011-07-28 | Tsung-Yu LIN |
| A display system for a vehicle includes an image capture module, a control module, and a display module. The image capture module includes a left camera and a right camera mounted on left and right sides of the vehicle to capturing images of surrounding traffic. The control module includes a receiving unit which receives the images of surrounding traffic captured by the left camera or the right camera, and a generating unit which generates a first displaying signal after the receiving unit receiving the images of surrounding traffic from the left camera and generates a second displaying signal after the receiving unit receiving the images of surrounding traffic from the right camera. The display module displays the dynamic images of traffic captured by the left and right cameras when receiving the displaying signals. | ||||||
| 54 | Side Mirrow System With Video Display | US12976609 | 2010-12-22 | US20110149077A1 | 2011-06-23 | Marc Robert |
| An apparatus that provides an electronic image of areas around sides and rear of a large tractor trailer rig produced on a weatherproof screen that is located on the lower portion of the driver's side mirror. One (1) camera would be located on the rear of the trailer in a center mounted position, while another camera would be located on a passenger side near the front of the vehicle so that it can see the entire side of the vehicle. The cameras would be equipped with fixed wide-angle lenses. The video signal from each camera would be routed to an automatic switcher that displays each signal for a pre-determined time or allows for the manual selection of either camera on a permanent basis. The video signal is then displayed on the weatherproof monitor portion of the side view mirror. In such a manner the truck driver can look at the mirror and the monitor in order to see all three (3) sides of the vehicle at once. This feature eliminates looking in various directions to check for obstructions while backing up or changing lanes. | ||||||
| 55 | Active Image Generation and Selective Remote Actuation of Head Restraint | US12631086 | 2009-12-04 | US20110137529A1 | 2011-06-09 | Gerald S. Locke; Arjun V. Yetukuri; David A. Hein |
| A head restraint actuation system is provided having a receiver configured for receiving an image signal, a transmission status signal, a head restraint request signal and a seat information signal. A mirror controller is configured for communicating with the receiver for analyzing the received signals and selecting a rearview mirror mode. A user interface is configured for communicating with the mirror controller for displaying the image signal based on the selection of a first mode, and for enabling transmission of a head restraint request to the mirror controller based on the selection of a second mode. A transmitter is configured for communicating with the mirror controller for transmitting the head restraint request to a seat controller based on the selection of the second mode. A head restraint actuator receives the head restraint request and actuates a corresponding head restraint. | ||||||
| 56 | Camera unit and apparatus for monitoring vehicle periphery | US10935322 | 2004-09-08 | US07697055B2 | 2010-04-13 | Masayoshi Imoto; Akinori Matsui |
| A camera unit and an apparatus for monitoring a vehicle periphery, which are capable of picking up a wide range of a visual field while adequately adjusting the visual fields in the horizontal and vertical directions, and at the same time, improving visual confirmation of images displayed. The camera unit may include a pickup element, a lens system in which light rays incoming from a prescribed range of a visual field onto the pickup element are imaged, the lens system including a wide-angle lens system whose visual field angle in the horizontal direction is 120 degrees or more, and an anamorphic lens system whose anamorphic ratio is 1.5 or more. | ||||||
| 57 | Imaging apparatus for vehicles | US11091573 | 2005-03-29 | US07532975B2 | 2009-05-12 | Akihito Ishikawa |
| A vehicle is provided with a plurality of imaging cameras for imaging the front left side, front right side, rear left side, rear right side and rear side. Imaging conditions such as a position where the imaging is scheduled, imaging camera used for the imaging, vehicle traveling direction, shift position of a transmission and vehicle speed are registered in an external memory. When the present position of the vehicle detected by a position detector is at or close to the position where the imaging is scheduled and when the imaging conditions are satisfied, the external circumstances of the vehicle are imaged by the specified imaging camera and are displayed on the display unit in the vehicle. | ||||||
| 58 | Accident witness | US12081244 | 2008-04-11 | US20080266397A1 | 2008-10-30 | Navaratne Dombawela; Larissa Dombawela; Ethian Dombawela; Genevieve Dombawela |
| The unit is an apparatus that can capture the surroundings of a motor vehicle while travelling on the motorways or while parked unattended and allows the owner to remotely access & control the unit and retrieve the captured data if necessary via the internet. The unit also has the capability to surf the internet, receive and send email, play audio/video data and exchange data with external sources either through USB connections or wirelessly via the internet. | ||||||
| 59 | Camera unit and apparatus for monitoring vehicle periphery | US10935241 | 2004-09-08 | US20050083427A1 | 2005-04-21 | Masayoshi Imoto |
| In a camera unit, with respect to a relationship between an image height of respective image portion on an image formed on the pickup element and an image angle of the light lays made incident into the respective image portions, the lens system is configured so that an amount of change in the image height with respect to a change in the image angle is greater at a peripheral portion of the image than at a center part of the image. | ||||||
| 60 | Camera unit and apparatus for monitoring vehicle periphery | US10935322 | 2004-09-08 | US20050083405A1 | 2005-04-21 | Masayoshi Imoto; Akinori Matsui |
| In a camera unit, a lens system may be configured by a first lens group (wide-angle lens system) whose a field angle in a horizontal direction is 120 degrees or more, a second lens group (anamorphic lens system) whose anamorphic ratio is 1.5 or more, and a third lens group (image-forming lens system). A lens system may be configured so that the amount of change in image height with respect to a change of an image angle is made larger at the peripheral parts than at the center portion of a formed image. | ||||||
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