Honda Access Corporation

Hiroto Murabayashi

Shiro Iwai

Tomoki Kawamura

An in-vehicle illuminating devicecapable of efficiently guiding luminous flux emitted from a luminous source to a light guiding body. The in-vehicle illuminating deviceis provided with a rod-shaped light guiding bodywhich reflects, on its inner surface, light rays incident from an optical incidence planeprovided at an endto guide the light rays to the other end longitudinally provided, a lampwhich emits light to a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the rod-shaped light guiding bodyand is arranged in the vicinity of the optical incidence planeand an light introducing bodyfor introducing the luminous flux emitted from the lampto the optical incidence plane. The light introducing bodyallows the optical incidence planeto be set within a range of the luminous flux emitted from the lamp

In-vehicle illuminating device

An in-vehicle illuminating device capable of preventing light emitted from a light source from coming directly into a passenger's sight. An in-vehicle illuminating deviceincludes a housing, a reflective memberprovided within the housing, a light source or LEDsorienting a light axis of light emitted therefrom to the reflective member. Reflected light obtained by allowing the reflective memberto reflect the light emitted from the LEDsis irradiated to the outside of the housing, thus preventing light emitted from the LEDsfrom coming directly into a passenger's sight.

Growing community of inventors

Niiza, Japan

Hiroto Murabayashi