Driving image recording device for vehicle and control method of the same
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation
InventorsSung Hwan Jun, Dong Hyuk Jeong
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Abstract
A driving image recording device includes a camera module for monitoring the surroundings of a vehicle, a first memory for storing an image transmitted from the camera module, a second memory for storing a computer program that controls storage of the image; and a controller including a processor for executing the computer program, where the processor determines whether a wiper of the vehicle is in an on-state through execution of the computer program and determines whether to change a motion detection setting of the camera module according to this determination.
Claims20
A control method of a driving image recording device, the control method comprising:
- providing a camera module configured to monitor surroundings of a vehicle, a first memory configured to store an image transmitted from the camera module, a second memory configured to store a computer program for controlling storage of the image, and a controller comprising a processor configured to execute the computer program;
- determining, by the processor, whether a wiper of the vehicle is in an on-state;
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- determining, by the processor, whether to change a motion detection setting of the camera module according to the determination.
A driving image recording device comprising:
- a camera module configured to monitor surroundings of a vehicle;
- a first memory configured to store an image transmitted from the camera module;
- and
- a controller including a second memory configured to store a computer program for controlling storage of the image and a processor configured to execute the computer program,
- wherein the processor is configured to determine whether a wiper of the vehicle is in an on-state through execution of the computer program and determine whether to change a motion detection setting of the camera module according to the determination.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.