Klashwerks Inc.

Optotek Ltd.

David I Kennedy

Christian Molson

Russell Ure

Shing Ho

Dan Carruthers

Robert Watson

Jeff Washer

P Gunnar Wareberg

Richard Woodfield

Dan Crawford

An in-vehicle monitoring device includes both forward facing and rear facing cameras. The in-vehicle monitoring device can detect occurrence of one or more triggering events and flag portions of captured videos. The flagged video portions may be transferred to other devices.

In-vehicle monitoring system and devices

A high density array of light emitting diodes for visual display and imaging purposes. The array is mounted on a thermally and electrically conducting medium such as an aluminum block. The block, in one embodiment, is configured to permit a supplementary cooling liquid to be circulated through it. Typically, such LED arrays are fabricated by forming a plurality of p-type islands in n-type host semiconductor material. Each p-type island has an individually addressable contact and a common n-type contact is made to the aluminum block by, for example an electrically conductive epoxy. In operation the connection between the carrier and array may be lost due to a temperature differential between the two components. The present invention avoids this problem by providing a separate connection in parallel with or in place of the common n-type contact.

Optical array with improved contact structure

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Ottawa, Canada

David I Kennedy