Rivian IP Holdings, LLC

Philipp Josef Wolf

Barry Lett

Mark Taylor

Mark Andrew Jones

Mohamad Jeffrey Hammoud

Mary Elizabeth Mossey

Nick Malachowski

James John Alexander Dowle

Raghav Jaswal

James Dowle

A system includes a plurality of cameras, a first display, a second display, and at least one processor. The plurality of cameras includes a first camera positioned on an exterior of a vehicle. The first camera captures a first video. The first display is integrated into the vehicle and positioned proximate to a driver's seat. The second display is integrated into the vehicle and positioned proximate to a rear passenger seat. The at least one processor executes instructions to identify a first context of the vehicle or a rear passenger and provide, on the second display and based on the first context, a first image from the first video.

Rear display enhancements

A vehicle door assembly including: a first door; a second door, wherein both the first door and the second door are pivotable between an open configuration and a closed configuration with respect to a chassis of a vehicle; and a structural member, wherein the structural member is deployable from the first door and behind the second door at a junction between the first door and the second door when in the closed configuration. Each of the first door and the second door is pivotable to the open configuration and to the closed configuration regardless of the other of the first door or the second door being in the open configuration or in the closed configuration. Also, the structural member is pivotably deployed. The structural member is constrained by a track structure coupled to the chassis of the vehicle at a top portion and at a bottom portion of the structural member.

Vehicle door assembly with a deployable structural pillar

Particular embodiments may provide a cover for a vehicle. The cover includes, in some embodiments, rectangular panels, each panel having a long edge, a short edge, and a guide. In some embodiments, the rectangular panels are coupled to one another at the long edges of the rectangular panels and are movable between a planar configuration and a stacked configuration. In the planar configuration, the rectangular panels may be positioned in a single plane and overlap an area corresponding to an open cargo volume of the vehicle. In the stacked configuration, the rectangular panels may be stacked together in parallel planes. In some embodiments, the guides travel in a track of the vehicle when the rectangular panels are moved between the planar configuration and the stacked configuration.

Folding tonneau cover

A storage tunnel assembly for the bed of a pickup truck or other vehicle. The storage tunnel assembly generally includes a deployable vertical wall separated from a bulkhead of the bed and disposed across a width of the bed and a deployable cover separated from a floor of the bed between the vertical wall and the bulkhead and disposed across the width of the bed. The vertical wall, the cover, the bulkhead, and the floor define a storage space within a space defined by the bed. The vertical wall and the cover may be fixed components, separate components, and/or hinged components in various assemblies. One or both side walls of the bed define a storage tunnel access opening coincident with the storage space defined by the vertical wall, the cover, the bulkhead, and the floor and may include a door adapted to selectively open and close the associated storage tunnel access opening.

Storage tunnel assembly for the bed of a pickup truck or other vehicle

A canopy with a deployable structure is provided. An apparatus can include a canopy that includes a structure. The structure can be deployed over at least one portion of an object. The apparatus can include a fabric that is coupled to the structure. The structure can deploy the fabric over the at least one portion of the object.

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Dana Point, CA, United States of America

Philipp Josef Wolf