Stephane Gache

Title: Stephane Gache: Inventor of a Head-Up Display

Introduction

Stephane Gache is an inventor associated with Creteil, France. His patent work includes an invention for a head-up display, and the available information lists 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Gache’s patent, “Head-up display,” describes a system that generates and directs an image beam through an optical assembly. Inside a housing, an image-generating device produces a light beam that passes through an optical output element. A first reflector redirects it as an intermediate beam, and a second reflector directs it as an output beam that exits through a window.

The patent also describes spectral filters placed on two elements selected from the optical output element, the reflectors, and the window. These filters are configured to prevent the propagation of a spectral component of the light beam.

Career Highlights

Gache is associated with Valeo Comfort and Driving Assistance. His patented work addresses optical components and light management in a head-up display.

Collaborations

Francois Grandclerc is identified as Gache’s coworker. The available information does not specify a particular patent collaboration between them.

Conclusion

Stephane Gache’s listed patent focuses on a filtered optical path for a head-up display, reflecting his work in display technology associated with Valeo Comfort and Driving Assistance.