Camera apparatus of vehicle
AssigneeLG Innotek Co., Ltd.
InventorJunghum Kim
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Abstract
A camera apparatus of a vehicle is disclosed. The camera apparatus is such that an image quality of an image can be adequately changed in response to brightness of an optical image of a subject to allow a driver to view a bright image even in the night, thereby preventing an accident and enabling a safe driving, a width of a maximally opened door of a vehicle and a width of a parking space are compared to allow a character of whether to park to be combined with an image of a subject and displayed, thereby enabling a driver to safely park the vehicle, and a driver can view a moving object or obstacle at the rear of a vehicle when the driver is driving the vehicle backward, thereby preventing an accident from happening.
Claims11
A camera apparatus of a vehicle, comprising:
- an image sensor converting an optical image of a subject to an electric signal;
- a brightness measurer measuring brightness of the image sensor;
- and a controller controlling an image quality of the optical image of the subject using the brightness measured by the brightness measurer.
A camera apparatus of a vehicle, comprising:
- an image sensor converting an optical image of a subject to an electric signal;
- a detector detecting the subject;
- an image processor processing the optical image of the subject;
- a display unit displaying the image processed by the image processor on a screen;
- storage storing information on width of a vehicle and whether to park;
- and a controller determining whether to park in response to the width of the vehicle stored in the storage and controlling the image processor in response to the determination.
A camera apparatus of a vehicle, comprising:
- an image sensor converting an optical image of a subject to an electric signal;
- a detector detecting a moving object or a moving obstacle;
- an image processor processing the optical image of the subject;
- and a display unit displaying the image processed by the image processor on a screen.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.