Camera monitor system display brightness balancing
AssigneeStoneridge Electronics AB
InventorsMartin Larsson, Patrik Kumlin, Filip Ryborz
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeStoneridge Electronics AB
InventorsMartin Larsson, Patrik Kumlin, Filip Ryborz
Estimating the term…
A CMS includes first and second cameras that respectively provide first and second fields of view. First and second displays depict at least portions of the first and second fields of view. The first and second displays respectively include a first and second brightness. First and second ambient light sensors are in proximity respectively to the first and second displays and provide a first and second light ambient signal indicative of an amount of ambient light respectively in a region of the first and second displays. A controller is in communication with the first and second displays and is in communication with the first and second ambient light sensors. The controller adjusts one of the first and second brightnesses of one of the first and second displays based upon at least the other of the first and second ambient light signals of the other of the first and second displays.
A camera monitor system for enhancing vehicle operator visibility of a surrounding environment, comprising:
A method of controlling display brightness in a camera monitor system, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.