Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Mannesmann Vdo Ag

Heinz-Bernhard Abel

Heinrich Noll

Coloman Lenart

Heinrich Von Holleben

Yorek Biener

Mathias Polz

Andreas Vollmer

A vehicle mirror has a mirror glass () which also forms a substrate for an OLED display (). This OLED display () fully covers the mirror glass (). A front cover glass () forms the second substrate for the OLED display ().

Vehicle mirror

A headup display having an image forming unitf or forming an item of image information to be displayed that can be projected as light beamsby the image forming unitor via an optical projection system onto a partially reflecting windshield paneThe image forming unithas an OLED displayfor forming the image information displayed, in front of which there is arranged a light directing elementby which the light beamsproduced by the OLED displaycan be directed approximately parallel to one another.

Headup display

In an instrument cluster for motor vehicles with a variable-color display, with which at least two different measured variables and/or operating states of the motor vehicle can be represented in analog and/or digital form, when a value of a measured variable is overshot or a certain operating state of the motor vehicle is entered, the color and/or brightness of representation of more than one measured value displayed and/or operating state displayed are changed.

Instrument cluster for motor vehicles with variable-color display

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Grossostheim, Germany

Heinz-Bernhard Abel