Faraday & Future Inc.

Faraday & Futrue Inc.

Skyler Reed Lund

Richard S Kim

Calvin Liu

Hong S Bae

Brian Sung Oh

Padmanabhan Kumar

Pontus Anthony Fontaeus

Claudio Carbone

Page Brullau Beermann

Charles Edward Spencer

Jared L Gargano

Julie Ann Santiano

Chris Wang

Misia K Clive Groszek

Juergen W Sauer

Christopher W Lamorte

Zu-Ning Chen

A system for controlling vehicle permissions based on a geo-fence boundary is disclosed. The system may include one or more processor that receives location information of an origin, generates a map based on the location information of the origin, determines the geo-fence boundary associated with a prospective radius from the origin based on the map, receives a vehicle location, and controls the vehicle permissions based on a comparison of the vehicle location to the geo-fence boundary. The system may further include a display configured to display the map and the geo-fence boundary.

Setting vehicle permissions using geo-fencing

An in-vehicle locking safe system comprising a lockbox having one or more walls defining an enclosure, wherein the lockbox is configured with one or more apertures in one or more lockbox walls. The in-vehicle locking safe system further comprises a vehicle structural element including one or more studs configured to be inserted within one or more apertures in one or more lockbox walls, and a fastener component coupled to a portion of the one or more studs at a location inside the enclosure of the lockbox. In some embodiments, the vehicle structural element includes one or more of a vehicle chassis, a slider rail, a slider track, and/or a floor layer.

In-vehicle locking safe with detachment and breach resistant security features

A vehicle modular side view mirror assembly is disclosed. The mirror base has a first section capable of attachment to a vehicle and a second section capable of attachment to a mirror head, wherein the second section is movable relative to the first section. The mirror assembly can include a mirror head having a reflective surface and a motor for moving the mirror head relative to a mirror base, the mirror head detachably connectable to the mirror base. Lidar sensors can be mounted in addition to, or in place of, the side view mirrors. Interchangeable modular heads can allow a user to customize the vehicle to have mirror heads, sensors, both, or neither. Mirror bases can move, allowing the mirrors and/or sensors to be positioned at different angles. In some configurations, the position of the sensors can be dynamically adjusted according to the speed and/or direction of the vehicle.

Modular mirror assembly

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La Crescenta, CA, United States of America

Skyler Reed Lund