Magna’s ClearView camera monitoring system to debut in 2022
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Automotive Canadian PlasticsThe ClearView interior mirror displays a customizable live video feed from multiple rear-facing cameras mounted on the exterior of the vehicle.
Automotive parts supplier Magna International Inc. will make its ClearView vision sensor technology available on the market in 2022.
Using a combination of Magna’s intelligent vision systems using mirrors, cameras, electronics and software, ClearView is designed to provide drivers with an enhanced field of view.
The ClearView interior mirror features a frameless design that Magna says has the ability to electronically switch between a traditional rear-view mirror and a video display that has a customizable field of view and can display up to three camera views at the same time. “This is particularly helpful when passengers, cargo and/or a trailer restrict the driver’s view when using the traditional rear-view mirror,” officials with Aurora, Ont.-based Magna said in a statement. “The system is also available with a capacitive-touch interface that enables an automaker or vehicle logo to be included.”
The ClearView exterior mirror integrates a camera with a U.S. regulatory-compliant side-view mirror to display a live feed inside the vehicle. Cameras are mounted on the mirrors beyond the widest point of the vehicle to achieve a maximum field of view, enhance the driver’s awareness and improve safety. The exterior mirror can also include safety and convenience features such as surround-view cameras, blind zone indicators, auto dimming glass, memory, power fold and forward/rear lighting.
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