A vehicle headlamp optical system, a vehicle headlamp, and a vehicle. The vehicle headlamp optical system comprises a plurality of modules and a light distribution lens that is disposed in front of each module. The plurality of modules comprise at least one high-beam module, at least one main low-beam module, and at least one auxiliary low-beam module. The light distribution lenses are narrow, long light distribution lenses. Each module is disposed at an interval along the length direction of the light distribution lenses. Thus, the miniaturization and diversified design of a vehicle headlamp can be achieved.

Provided is an illumination device which has a coherent light source that emits a first coherent light beam and a second coherent light beam, an optical device that diffuses the first coherent light beam to illuminate a first illumination zone and diffuses a wave of the second coherent light beam to illuminate a second illumination zone, and a timing control unit that individually controls incidence timing of the first coherent light beam and the second coherent light beam on the optical device or illumination timing of the first illumination zone and the second illumination zone, wherein the optical device includes a first diffusion region on which the first coherent light beam is incident, and a second diffusion region on which the second coherent light beam is incident, the first diffusion region is capable of illuminating the first illumination zone by diffusion of the incident first coherent light beam.

Provided is an illumination device which has a coherent light source that emits a first coherent light beam and a second coherent light beam, an optical device that diffuses the first coherent light beam to illuminate a first illumination zone and diffuses a wave of the second coherent light beam to illuminate a second illumination zone, and a timing control unit that individually controls incidence timing of the first coherent light beam and the second coherent light beam on the optical device or illumination timing of the first illumination zone and the second illumination zone, wherein the optical device includes a first diffusion region on which the first coherent light beam is incident, and a second diffusion region on which the second coherent light beam is incident, the first diffusion region is capable of illuminating the first illumination zone by diffusion of the incident first coherent light beam.

A headlight includes light sources, and phase modulation elements that diffract lights incident from the light sources with changeable phase modulation patterns. The lights diffracted by the phase modulation elements are emitted with a low beam light distribution pattern that is a predetermined light distribution pattern based on the phase modulation patterns. A projection region on which zeroth order lights, that are emitted from the phase modulation elements without being diffracted by the phase modulation elements, among the lights incident on the phase modulation elements, are projected is located within a range where a driver's view of a vehicle is obstructed by the vehicle.

A lighting module for a motor vehicle, configured to project a light beam forming a pixelized image. The lighting module includes a light source and a device for processing the light emitted by the light source includes a matrix of active elements configured to process at least a portion of the light beam emitted by the light source in such a manner as to form the pixelized image. The light source includes a matrix of emissive elements of which at least two emissive elements can be activated selectively and the matrix of emissive elements and of active elements are offset relative to one another in such a manner that each active element is arranged across a portion of the light beam emitted by an emissive element.

A lighting module for a motor vehicle, configured to project a light beam forming a pixelized image. The lighting module includes a light source and a device for processing the light emitted by the light source includes a matrix of active elements configured to process at least a portion of the light beam emitted by the light source in such a manner as to form the pixelized image. The light source includes a matrix of emissive elements of which at least two emissive elements can be activated selectively and the matrix of emissive elements and of active elements are offset relative to one another in such a manner that each active element is arranged across a portion of the light beam emitted by an emissive element.

A lamp for a vehicle includes a light generation unit with an array module having a plurality of micro Light Emitting Diode (micro-LED) elements. The lamp also includes at least one processor and a computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions that, when executed, cause the at least one processor to: control the light generation unit to form a light distribution pattern that, when projected on a vertical plane at a first distance, has a luminous intensity that is progressively smaller from a central point closer to a center towards a peripheral point further from the center. Controlling the light generation unit to form the light distribution pattern includes: controlling at least one first micro-LED element to generate a first luminous intensity at the central point, and controlling at least one second micro-LED element to generate a second luminous intensity at the peripheral point.

A car light system and a motor vehicle include an illuminating lamp configured to emit illuminating ray; a projection lamp configured to project received information to be projected onto a projection medium; and a control module configured to provide the information to be projected and turn on and off the illuminating lamp and the projection lamp.

A lamp for a vehicle includes: a lens; a first light source positioned at a rear side of the lens and configured to generate a first light; a first reflector configured to reflect the first light toward the lens; a second light source positioned at the rear side of the lens and configured to generate a second light; and a second reflector configured to reflect the second light toward the lens, wherein the first light source is configured to output the first light in a first direction, and the second light source is configured to output the second light in the first direction.

A headlamp assembly includes a low beam assembly configured to generate a low beam distribution. The low beam assembly includes a first low beam solid state light source module having a first laser solid state light source optically configured to emit a first luminous intensity distribution and a second laser solid state light source optically configured to emit a second luminous intensity distribution, and a second low beam solid state light source module having a solid state light source optically configured to emit a third luminous intensity distribution which at least partially overlaps at least one of the first and second luminous intensity distributions. The headlamp assembly also has a high beam assembly configured to generate a high beam distribution.