An electronic device having a unitary housing is disclosed. The device can include a first housing component having an open cavity, an internal electronic part disposed within the cavity, a second housing component disposed across the cavity, and a support feature disposed within the cavity and arranged to support the second housing component. The first housing component can be formed from metal, while the second housing component can be formed from a plurality of laminated foil metal layers. The second housing component can be attached to the first housing component via one or more ultrasonic welds, such that a fully enclosed housing is created. The fully enclosed housing can be hermetically sealed, and the outside surfaces thereof can be machined or otherwise finished after the ultrasonic welding.

The present invention provides for a mounting arm for receiving an electronic component, such as a DVD player that is quickly and easily strapped to the mounting arm and in turn, the mounting arm may be quickly and easily mounted to a support surface, such as a seat back of a vehicle via the mounting means provided by the mounting arm. Apertures may be provided in the mounting arm for receiving rods of a headrest of a vehicle seat for maintaining the mounting arm in a secured position.

Described herein are personal electronics device mounting assemblies including a passenger seat and a case assembly comprising a case configured to receive a personal electronic device and a male structure pivotally coupled to the case. The personal electronic device mounting assemblies may also include a mounting assembly comprising a female slot structure and a support bracket structure, the female slot structure may be configured to releasably receive the male structure and the support bracket structure may be configured to attach to the passenger seat. The mounting assembly may be configured to provide support to the case when the male structure is in an extended position and the female slot structure has received the male structure.

Various embodiments of a mount apparatus are disclosed herein for securing an electronic device (such as a radar/laser detector. GPS device, and/or dash camera or other electronic device used within a vehicle) to a surface such as an interior surface (e.g., windshield, dashboard) of a vehicle. In one example, the mount apparatus includes a magnet which is adapted to be coupled with a corresponding metal surface within the electronic device, so that the magnet positioned within the apparatus provides a magnetic force to aid a user in securing the mount apparatus and the electronic device to each other.

An apparatus for ejecting an electric DVD deck may include a housing fixedly disposed in an internal space of a vehicle body trim panel, the DVD deck disposed in a lower portion of the housing, an actuator disposed between the housing and the DVD deck such that the DVD deck is ejected from the internal space of the vehicle body trim panel by upward and downward movement of the DVD deck, a sensor to detect upward and downward movement of the DVD deck, and a control module to control the actuator, in which, when a signal of the sensor is not received within a reference time during operation of the actuator, the control module may allow the DVD deck to return to a movement start position.

An automobile rearview mirror with driving video recording function includes a rearview mirror body including a housing, a mirror, a first pivot holder and a second pivot holder mounted at the housing and respectively defined therein a ball socket and a position-limiting passage that is an open-ended passage disposed in communication with the ball socket and having an inner diameter gradually increased toward an open end thereof, and a camera module including a camera holder, an image capture device mounted in the camera holder for capturing outside video images and a connection rod extended from the camera holder and inserted through the position-limiting passage to suspend the camera holder outside the rearview mirror body and having a ball located at an inner end thereof and coupled to the ball socket of the first pivot holder in a tight-fit manner.

Described herein are integrated keyboard tray assemblies including a tray table comprising a top surface of substantially planar construction and a body, wherein the top surface may be disposed above the body when the tray table is in an open position. The integrated keyboard tray assemblies also including a passenger seat, wherein a rear portion of the passenger seat may share a pivotal connection with at least the body of the food tray, and a sensor adjacent the tray table and configured to detect a user interaction at the top surface of the tray table when the tray table is in the open position.

A vehicle entertainment system including a video system having a video monitor and a cradle secured within a vehicle. The cradle is shaped and dimensioned for selectively receiving and securely holding the video system. The cradle includes a docking port with a faceplate that is substantially flush with an upper end of a seat back of an automobile.

A wearable portable computer body support is combined with a camera carried by the support preferably pointed at an angle directed below the plane of the computer touchscreen. A stereoscopic viewer provides a user with a stereoscopic viewing experience when stereo images are presented on the viewing screen of the supported computer. The lengths of the neck strap on either side of the user are adjustable so as to permit bring the computer from a deployed location at the waist of the user up to a position close to the face of a user to provide the user with a stereoscopic viewing experience. A hat-worn light-cloaking apparatus may be provided to shade the computer in brightly lit conditions.

The present disclosure is related to systems and methods of dashcam installation for providing instructions on placing a dashcam for a person or dashcam installer. Aspects of the present disclosure are related to providing a digital assistant for installing the dashcam in an acceptable position, where the dashcam can capture images of objects with acceptable quality (e.g., as determined by a machine learning model). In some embodiments, the dashcam detects a driver and provides inferences related to the current dashcam position. The inferences can be based on analyzing images captured by the dashcam in the current position, where the analysis can utilize a machine learning model. The inferences can also provide one or more instructions to move and/or tilt the dashcam to the acceptable installation position.