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US 12,459,236 B2Granted
Glazing for head-up display
AssigneeAcr II Glass America Inc.
InventorsWladislaw Bronstein, Olivier Farreyrol, Markus Walter Pohlen, Michael Bard
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Abstract
A laminated glazing according to this disclosure includes a first glass sheet having first and second opposing surfaces, a second glass sheet having third and fourth opposing surfaces, an interlayer positioned between the second surface of the first glass sheet and the third surface of the second glass sheet, a first opaque layer, and a first reflective layer on the second glass sheet in an area overlapping with the first opaque layer.
Claims19
A laminated glazing, comprising:
- a first glass sheet having first and second opposing surfaces;
- a second glass sheet having third and fourth opposing surfaces;
- an interlayer between the first glass sheet and the second glass sheet, wherein the interlayer is positioned between the second surface of the first glass sheet and the third surface of the second glass sheet;
- a first opaque layer;
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- a first reflective layer applied on the fourth surface of the second glass sheet in an area overlapping with the first opaque layer.
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A head-up display system, comprising:
- a laminated glazing, comprising:
- a first glass sheet having first and second opposing surfaces,
- a second glass sheet having third and fourth opposing surfaces,
- an interlayer between the first glass sheet and the second glass sheet, wherein the interlayer is positioned between the second surface of the first glass sheet and the third surface of the second glass sheet,
- a first opaque layer, and
- a first reflective layer applied on the fourth surface of the second glass sheet in an area overlapping with the first opaque layer;
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- a first projector for projecting first light toward the first reflective layer of the laminated glazing, wherein a first image is produced as a virtual image from a reflection of the first light off the first reflective layer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.