Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Connor Isings

Timothy J Rupp

David J Rose

A sensor mounting assembly is provided. The sensor mounting assembly includes a cover coupled to a glass roof of a vehicle. The cover encloses a sensor disposed proximate to the glass roof of the vehicle. The sensor mounting assembly further includes a bracket coupled to a roof rail located beneath the glass roof of the vehicle. The bracket has a first portion and a second portion. The first portion holds the sensor and the second portion forms a funnel shaped alignment member to align the cover with the bracket.

Sensor mounting assembly in vehicles

A camera assembly for a vehicle can include a first glass pane, a second glass pane, a garnish panel and a camera. The vehicle can have a side panel and a window opening in the side panel. The first glass pane can be configured to cover the widow opening and have a first light transmissivity. The second glass pane can be configured to cover a portion of the side panel that is adjacent to the opening and have a second light transmissivity that is greater than the first light transmissivity. The garnish panel can extend across the second glass pane. The camera can oppose the second glass pane.

Camera assembly for vehicle and vehicle including same

A bracket assembly for housing and mounting a LiDAR system to a roof of a vehicle is disclosed. The bracket assembly a base bracket having a base structure configured to be mounted to the roof of the vehicle, and a datum structure extending substantially perpendicularly to the base structure and configured to extend inside a datum hole of the roof of the vehicle. The datum structure defines an elongated channel extending through the datum structure and having an opening defined at a first surface of the base structure. The bracket assembly also includes a datum pin adapted to extend inside the elongated channel through the opening of the base structure.

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COLUMBUS, OH, United States of America

Connor Isings