Stoneridge Electronics Ab

Stoneridge, Inc.

Brad Corrodi

Milan Gavrilovic

Troy Otis Cooprider

A mirror replacement system for a commercial vehicle includes a camera monitoring system (CMS). The CMS comprises a camera () and a display () configured to display the image of the at least one camera to a vehicle operator. A driver monitoring system (DMS) includes at least one interior camera () having a field of view including at least a portion of the vehicle operators head. The DMS is configured to identify at least one of a head position and orientation of the vehicle operator, a pose of the vehicle operator, and a gaze direction of the vehicle operator. A controller is configured to modify at least one of a relative position of objects in an image, a relative size of the objects in the image, and a relative skew of the objects in the image in response to identifying a rotation of the operator's viewpoint relative to the at least one display.

Camera monitoring system display including parallax manipulation

A commercial shipping asset including a plurality of sensors disposed on the commercial shipping asset. A controller is communicatively connected to each sensor in the plurality of sensors. The controller further includes a master asset identifier and a receiver. The controller is configured to implement a dynamic information discovery protocol.

System and process for dynamic information discovery between commercial shipping assets

A method for pairing commercial shipping assets includes identifying the presence of a second asset using a sensor system of a first asset, retrieving a master asset identifier of the second asset using a controller of the first asset, physically connecting the first asset and the second asset, and updating a dynamic information discovery protocol environment.

System and process for pairing commercial shipping assets within a dynamic information discovery protocol

A vehicle display system according to an example embodiment of the present disclosure includes a camera configured to record images of an area outside a vehicle; a display configured to display a video feed of the recorded images to an occupant of the vehicle (e.g., on a display disposed within a vehicle cabin of the vehicle); and a processor operatively connected to the camera and display. The processor is configured to detect one or more objects in the recorded images; receive a selection of a particular one of the one or more objects from a vehicle occupant; and adjust the video feed based on the selection to keep the particular one of the one or more objects in a field of view of the video feed as the object moves relative to the vehicle.

Vehicle camera mirror system with adjustable video feed

A method for operating a commercial shipping asset includes entering one of a docking and an undocking mode of operations using a vehicle controller of a commercial shipping asset, identifying at least one trusted video source remote from the commercial shipping asset, determining a distance between the commercial shipping asset and at least one object based at least in part on an image analysis of a video feed from the trusted video source, and responding to the determined distance by providing at least one of a warning to an operator of the commercial shipping asset and adjusting an automated or semi-automated operation of the commercial shipping asset.

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Brad Corrodi