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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
161	CAMERA WITH CURLED LID AND SPRING ELEMENT FOR PCB POSITIONING	US15642749	2017-07-06	US20180013935A1	2018-01-11	Norbert Kunze; Oswin Vogl
A camera for a vehicle vision system includes a housing having a front housing portion with a lens barrel and lens assembly, and a rear housing portion with a connector. The front and rear housing portions are mated together to establish an inner cavity in the housing. An imager circuit board is disposed in the inner cavity of the housing, with an imager disposed at the imager circuit board and optically aligned with the lens assembly. When the front and rear housing portions are mated together, perimeter flanges of the front and rear housing portions may be curled to have multiple folds to seal the front housing portion relative to the rear housing portion. The imager circuit board may be held in the inner cavity by a spring element that urges the imager circuit board in a direction toward the lens assembly.
162	VEHICLE VISION SYSTEM WITH ENHANCED DISPLAY FUNCTIONS	US15681698	2017-08-21	US20170374289A1	2017-12-28	Thomas Wierich
A vision system for a vehicle includes at least one image sensor, a control and a display. The image sensor is disposed at a subject vehicle and has a field of view exterior of the vehicle. The control, at least in part responsive to image processing of image data captured by the image sensor, is operable to generate an avatar representative of at least one object or scene segment in the field of view of the image sensor. The display is operable to display the avatar. The vision system may display an avatar that is a representation of an object that is only partially viewed by the image sensor to enhance the display for viewing and understanding by the driver of the subject vehicle, and a portion of the avatar representing the non-viewed portion of the object may be displayed in phantom.
163	Trailer track estimation system and method by image recognition	US14542270	2014-11-14	US09852346B2	2017-12-26	Jae Hong Min
The present invention provides a trailer track estimation system by image recognition including: an image photographing unit which photographs a trailer which is connected to a rear side of a vehicle; a control unit which estimates a connection angle of the trailer using an image photographed by the image photographing unit; and a display unit which displays a value estimated by the control unit on a screen.
164	VEHICLE INFORMATION SYSTEM AND METHOD	US15177079	2016-06-08	US20170359519A1	2017-12-14	GARY J. HARDY
Methods, systems, and vehicles are provided that include information systems including a display disposed about the interior of a vehicle. The display is positioned within the vehicle to be viewable by an occupant of the vehicle who is not looking forward through the vehicle windshield and/or or towards displays, gauges or instrumentation primarily positioned for viewing by a forward-looking occupant. The information system may be coupled to receive data from one or more vehicle control systems or controllers, from cameras disposed within the interior or on the exterior of the vehicle, from one or more sensors and/or from a telematics system. The information system configures the data for display on the display.
165	System and method for minimizing driver distraction of a head-up display (HUD) in a vehicle	US15208223	2016-07-12	US09809165B1	2017-11-07	Teruhisa Misu; Hajime Yamada
A method and vehicle system for reducing driver distractions caused by a head-up display (HUD). The HUD projects one or more graphic elements onto a windshield in view of a driver of the vehicle. The vehicle system determines a content status of the one or more projected graphic elements. The vehicle system detects one or more objects within an environment of the vehicle. The vehicle system determines whether the content status of the one or more projected graphic elements satisfies a driver distraction criterion. The vehicle then notifies the driver of the one or more detected objects when the content status of the one or more projected graphic element satisfies the driver distraction criterion.
166	Display device	US14962545	2015-12-08	US09770948B2	2017-09-26	Ryo Kobayashi
A display section displays a shift indicator in a smaller size than that in a normal state at the start of display (upon switching the display) of the shift indicator. After that, the display section gradually enlarges a size of the shift indicator until it has a larger size than that in the normal state, and then gradually reduces the size of the shift indicator until it has the size in the normal state, thereby starting the display of the shift indicator in the size in the normal state. This operation provides a display device through which a driver can readily recognize the current shift position.
167	Intelligent rear-view mirror system	US14967389	2015-12-14	US09764694B2	2017-09-19	Jia-Wei Ding
Described herein is a rear view mirror system that is configured to adjust to a user's position without direct user interaction. In some embodiments, a camera may be included in the rear view mirror system so that its line of sight is perpendicular to a reflective surface. The camera may capture a digital image of the user. Eye patterns may be identified from the image information to determine an appropriate position for the mirror. In some embodiments, the mirror may be repositioned so that the camera's line of sight is directed halfway between the identified eye information and the center of a rear window. In some embodiments, the mirror may be re-adjusted periodically.
168	Vehicle vision system with enhanced display functions	US14082573	2013-11-18	US09743002B2	2017-08-22	Thomas Wierich
A vision system for a vehicle includes at least one image sensor, a control and a display. The image sensor is disposed at a subject vehicle and has a field of view exterior of the vehicle. The control, at least in part responsive to image processing of image data captured by the image sensor, is operable to generate an avatar representative of at least one object or scene segment in the field of view of the image sensor. The display is operable to display the avatar. The vision system may display an avatar that is a substantial representation of an object that is only partially viewed by the image sensor to enhance the display for viewing and understanding by the driver of the subject vehicle, and a portion of the avatar representing the non-viewed portion of the object may be displayed as a phantom image.
169	VEHICLE VISION SYSTEM WITH SMART CAMERA VIDEO OUTPUT	US15421483	2017-02-01	US20170223306A1	2017-08-03	Yuesheng Lu; Vivek Vaid; Patrick A. Miller
A vision system for a vehicle includes at least one camera disposed at a vehicle and having an image sensor operable to capture image data. A display is operable to display video images for viewing by a driver of the vehicle during normal operation of the vehicle. A first system on chip (SoC) receives captured image data and processes the received captured image data for machine vision. The first SoC, responsive to image processing of the received captured image data, generates an output for a driver assistance system of the vehicle. A second system on chip (SoC) receives captured image data and communicates the image data to the display.
170	WIRELESS CAMERA SYSTEM FOR VEHICLE AND TRAILER	US15421482	2017-02-01	US20170217372A1	2017-08-03	Yuesheng Lu; Guner R. Sarioglu; Richard C. Bozich; John T. Wichlacz; William J. Chundrlik, JR.; Ronald J. Karl; Horst D. Diessner; Benjamin May; Jyothi P. Gali
A vision system for a vehicle towing a trailer includes a vehicle transceiver disposed at the vehicle and at least one trailer camera disposed at the trailer being towed by the vehicle and having a field of view exterior of the trailer. A trailer transceiver is disposed at a front exterior portion of the trailer and is operable to receive image data captured by the at least one trailer camera and to wirelessly transmit captured image data to the vehicle transceiver disposed at the vehicle when the vehicle is towing the trailer. A video display screen is disposed at the vehicle and viewable by a driver of the vehicle when the vehicle is towing the trailer. The video display screen is operable to display video images derived from captured image data received by the vehicle transceiver disposed at the vehicle.
171	Early detection of turning and automatic response by the vehicle	US14857390	2015-09-17	US09701241B2	2017-07-11	Kaushik Raghu; Premkumar Natarajan
A system and method for early detection of turning intent and automatic actuation of a turn signal in a vehicle is provided. The system has an image recognition system and turn determination unit for identifying turn predictors and processing them to determine if a turn is about to happen. In response, a corresponding turn signal is automatically initiated for a predetermined period of time, and further vehicle systems can be updated.
172	CONVOY VEHICLE LOOK-AHEAD	US14970939	2015-12-16	US20170178514A1	2017-06-22	Alan George Dry
A computing device for a vehicle imaging system includes a data storage medium and a processing device programmed to execute computer-executable instructions stored on the data storage medium. The instructions include capturing an image of an area ahead of a host vehicle in a convoy with at least one other vehicle, wirelessly pairing with a mobile device associated with the at least one other vehicle, and presenting an image captured by the mobile device associated with the at least one other vehicle.
173	TRAILER TYPE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM	US15352091	2016-11-15	US20170177949A1	2017-06-22	Zheng Hu; Nathaniel Abram Rolfes; Erick Michael Lavoie
A trailer type identification system is provided herein. The system includes an imaging device for capturing images of a trailer connected to a vehicle, and a controller for analyzing the captured. The controller identifies vehicle and trailer contours, predicts a trailer type based on detection of a connection between the identified vehicle and trailer contours, and validates the prediction if the identified trailer contour exhibits motion during a vehicle turn event.
174	SIGN DISPLAY APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR VEHICLE	US15388240	2016-12-22	US20170174132A1	2017-06-22	Yuji Yokochi; Izumi Takatsudo; Shinnosuke Saito
Sign information of a traffic sign or a road marking ahead of a vehicle is detected. When two or more kinds of sign information having overlapping effective sections are detected or when the sign information contains textural information including a predetermined or more number of characters, simplified information obtained by simplifying the sign information is displayed on an MID in the vehicle.
175	DEVICE AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING INFORMATION DATA WITH RESPECT TO AN OBJECT OF A VEHICLE ENVIRONMENT CONTAINED IN A VIDEO IMAGE STREAM	US15309323	2015-04-24	US20170158131A1	2017-06-08	Markus FRIEBE
Camera surround view system (2) for a vehicle (1) comprising at least one vehicle camera (3), which provides camera images, which are processed by a data processing unit (4) in order to produce a live video image stream, which is displayed on a display unit (5), wherein the camera surround view system (2) loads local cloud information data regarding an object shown in the live video image stream from a data network (8) and displays the obtained local cloud information data as an overlay in the displayed live video image stream.
176	Vehicle control system and method	US14910692	2014-07-29	US09657834B2	2017-05-23	Rob Jerger; Jonathan Woodley; Navid Shamshiri; Andrew Raftry
Some embodiments of the present invention provide a control system for a motor vehicle having a first user-operable transmission selector means for selecting a forward operating mode of a transmission corresponding to travel in a forward direction and a reverse operating mode of a transmission corresponding to travel in a reverse direction opposite the forward direction, the control system comprising: a user-operable gear selector configured in a first functional mode to, upon receipt of a user input, select between a plurality of forward direction gear ratios, and wherein the user-operable gear selector is re-configured in a second functional mode to, upon receipt of a user input, select between the forward operating mode and the reverse operating mode.
177	EARLY DETECTION OF TURNING AND AUTOMATIC RESPONSE BY THE VEHICLE	US14857390	2015-09-17	US20170080853A1	2017-03-23	Kaushik RAGHU; Premkumar NATARAJAN
A system and method for early detection of turning intent and automatic actuation of a turn signal in a vehicle is provided. The system has an image recognition system and turn determination unit for identifying turn predictors and processing them to determine if a turn is about to happen. In response, a corresponding turn signal is automatically initiated for a predetermined period of time, and further vehicle systems can be updated.
178	Artificial vision system	US14151569	2014-01-09	US09598011B2	2017-03-21	Bruce J. Schachter; Dustin D. Baumgartner
One aspect of the present invention includes artificial vision system. The system includes an image system comprising a video source that is configured to capture sequential frames of image data of non-visible light and at least one processor configured as an image processing system. The image processing system includes a wavelet enhancement component configured to normalize each pixel of each of the sequential frames of image data and to decompose the normalized image data into a plurality of wavelet frequency bands. The image processing system also includes a video processor configured to convert the plurality of wavelet frequency bands in the sequential frames into respective visible color images. The system also includes a video display system configured to display the visible color images.
179	IN-VEHICLE DISPLAY DEVICE, IN-VEHICLE DISPLAY DEVICE CONTROL METHOD, AND COMPUTER READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM	US15336900	2016-10-28	US20170046959A1	2017-02-16	WATARU NAKAI
An in-vehicle display device includes an image acquiring unit, a position predicting unit, and an image converting unit. The image acquiring unit acquires an image obtained by capturing an object existing around a host vehicle by a camera mounted on the host vehicle. The position predicting unit calculates a first positional relationship between the object and the host vehicle at timing T1 and calculates a second positional relationship between the host vehicle and the object at timing T2 after timing T1 based on the image acquired by the image acquiring unit and a capture timing. Furthermore, the position predicting unit predicts a third positional relationship between the host vehicle and the object at timing T3 after timing T2 based on the first positional relationship and the second positional relationship. The image converting unit converts the image acquired by the image acquiring unit such that the positional relationship between the host vehicle and the object becomes the third positional relationship predicted by the position predicting unit.
180	System for Use in a Vehicle	US15114689	2015-02-19	US20160351051A1	2016-12-01	Niranjan Murthy; Andy Wells
A system for use in a vehicle; the system comprising; image capture means for capturing an image scene external to the vehicle, wherein the image scene includes a plurality of information indicators, each of which occurs in a corresponding region of the image scene and each of which includes text and/or a symbol. An image processing means is provided for generating multiple information outputs, each of which corresponds with one of the plurality of information indicators. A means is provided for assigning a priority to the multiple information outputs according to at least one pre-determined criterion. A means is provided for communicating the multiple information outputs to the user in dependence on the assigned priority.

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