Decorative element for vehicle with camera
AssigneeZanini Auto Grup, S.A.
InventorsAugusto MAYER PUJADAS, Jerson Jair PERALTA MORALES, Benjamín IZQUIERDO FERNÁNDEZ, Beatriz BRAVO GARCÍA, David CAÑONES BONHAM
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AssigneeZanini Auto Grup, S.A.
InventorsAugusto MAYER PUJADAS, Jerson Jair PERALTA MORALES, Benjamín IZQUIERDO FERNÁNDEZ, Beatriz BRAVO GARCÍA, David CAÑONES BONHAM
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Disclosed is a decorative element for vehicles, which comprises: on the rear part thereof, an opaque resin base (8) and a camera, the resin base having a thickness that allows the camera (9) to be positioned; and on the front part thereof, a layer of transparent resin (2) on which two decorative layers, a discontinuous opaque layer (3) and a metallic-looking layer (4), are disposed, wherein the camera is placed facing one of the discontinuities of the opaque layer (3), and wherein the metallic-looking layer (4) comprises an alloy of Cr or Mo with Al, Mg, Ag or In. By means of the metallic-looking layer, color distortion is prevented, and the camera is concealed from an external observer.
Decorative element for vehicles comprising, on its rear part an opaque resin base (8) and a camera, the resin base having a thickness such as to allow positioning of said camera (9) and on its front part a layer of transparent resin (2) on which there are two decorative layers, a discontinuous opaque layer (3) and a metallic-looking layer (4), where the chamber is positioned so as to face one of the discontinuities of the opaque layer (3), characterized in that the metallic-looking layer (4) comprises an alloy of Cr or Mo with Al, Mg, Ag or In.
Decorative element according to any one of the preceding claims, further comprising a protective layer (7) at the frontmost part of the element, protecting all other layers.
Decorative element according to any one of the preceding claims, further comprising a layer with anti-reflective properties (6′) in the part immediately upstream of the chamber (9).
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