Gentex Corporation

Sebastien C Jaeger

Andreas Kraus

Christopher J Koleszar

Blake R Adams

David J Cammenga

Danny L Minikey, Jr

Mark R Roth

Andrew D Weller

Jason D Hallack

Eric S Lundy

Neil J Boehm

Gregory M Ejsmont

Brian D Jewell

William D Short, Ii

Karri M Kluting

William C Schenk

Jonathan A Morey

Andrew J Kremkow

Alexander K Stapf

Jeremy J Samora

Danny L Minikey Jr

William D Short Ii

A rearview mirror assembly includes a main housing defining an interior surface, an interior cavity at least partially bounded by the interior surface, and an open side. The assembly further includes a control module coupled within the interior of the main housing, a mirror coupled over the open side of the main housing, and an antenna electrically coupled with the control module and positioned within the interior cavity of the main housing.

Rearview mirror assembly with antenna

A rearview mirror assembly includes a main housing defining an exterior surface, an interior, and an open side, the exterior surface having a recess therein. The assembly also includes a control module coupled within the interior of the housing, a mirror coupled over the open end of the housing, and a communication module. The communication module includes an antenna electrically coupled with the control module and an antenna housing at least partially enclosing the antenna and coupled within the recess of the exterior surface of the main housing.

A rearview assembly includes a rearview device having at least one of a display and an electro-optic element. A mount is pivotally coupled with the rearview device. The mount includes a receiving aperture for receiving an installation tool. A mounting button is operably coupled with a vehicle and is configured to engage the mount, wherein during installation, the installation tool is used to rotate the mount into engagement with the mounting button.

Rearview device mount and attachment method

A vehicle display assembly may comprise a transparent element defining a viewing surface, a display element disposed behind the transparent element, and a printed circuit board in electrical communication with the display element. The display element is configured to generate an image visible through the transparent element. The vehicle display assembly may be in communication with at least one of a vehicle sensor and a vehicle computer. The images appearing in the display element may change orientation based on the presence or absence of a vehicle occupant.

Display assembly for a vehicle doorsill

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Saugatuck, MI, United States of America

Sebastien C Jaeger