A head-up display system includes: a housing embedded in an upper portion of a dashboard of a vehicle; a controller that receives driving information from the vehicle and stores the driving information; a video output unit that is installed inside the housing and receives the driving information from the controller to output and project a plurality of separated videos; and an optical unit that is installed inside the housing and configured to change an optical path of each of the images projected from the video output unit, so that respective images are projected and displayed at different projection distances on a windshield of the vehicle.

A head up display mirror holder arrangement for a motor vehicle includes a picture generation unit producing a light field. A mirror reflects the light field such that the light field is visible to the driver as a virtual image. A mirror holder has two opposite ends and an activation feature. The two opposite ends are aligned alone a rotational axis of the mirror. The mirror holder retains the mirror. Each of two bushings is coupled to a respective opposite end of the mirror holder. A calibration switch has minimum proximity to the activation feature of the mirror holder.

The projection type display device includes a projection display unit that includes light sources, a light modulation element that spatially modulates light emitted from the light sources, and a projection unit that projects light spatially modulated by the light modulation element onto a projection surface; a sight line detection unit that detects a line of sight; and a system controller that stops projection of the projection light onto the projection surface by the projection display unit in a state where the line of sight detected by the sight line detection unit is out of the projection surface and restarts the projection of the projection light onto the projection surface by the projection display unit after a first time elapses after a timing of moment when the line of sight is determined to move from an outside of the projection surface to an inside of the projection surface.

The invention relates to a housing for a head-up display of a motor vehicle, which housing has an inner wall that at least partially delimits an internal space for an imaging projection device to project a virtual image in a beam path onto a reflection surface in an internal space of the motor vehicle. The housing is characterized by at least one reflective deflection region of the internal wall to deflect the beam path of the imaging projection device. The deflection region may have a metallized or metallizing layer which is formed via the application of a metallizing, amorphous substance or material onto a surface of a base body of the inner wall, said surface facing toward the internal space. The invention furthermore relates to a corresponding head-up display, a correspondingly embodied motor vehicle, and a method to provide a housing according to the invention.

A head-up display includes an optical system that radiates light forming a projected image toward an eye box. The eye box is a predetermined range in which eyes of an observer are assumed to be present. The optical system includes a Fresnel lens having a bumpy surface having a sawtooth-shaped cross-section. The bumpy surface is formed concentrically around an optical axis, and formed by alternately disposing first surfaces as light condensing surfaces that allow incident light to converge toward a focal point, and second surfaces as wall surfaces that do not allow the incident light to converge toward the focal point. The second surfaces are inclined with respect to the optical axis of the Fresnel lens at an angle to reflect the incident light striking the wall surfaces, in a direction toward outside of a range of the eye box.

A head-up display device includes a housing, a projection unit projecting light representing an image, and an optical unit leading the light projected from the projection unit to a windshield of a vehicle. The optical unit includes a magnifying optical unit attached to the housing and reflecting the light toward the windshield, a screen attached to the housing and reflecting or transmitting the light toward the magnifying optical unit, and an incident angle changing unit changing an incident angle of the light that goes incident on the screen.

A driving consciousness estimation device includes a driving readiness estimation unit configured to estimate a driving readiness relating to a driving consciousness of the driver from a driver's reaction to the travelling environment, a driving task demand estimation unit configured to estimate a driving task demand which is an index required for the driver with respect to the driving readiness from the travelling environment, and an attention awakening unit configured to execute awakening of attention for the driver relating to the driving of the vehicle based on the result of comparison between the driving readiness and the driving task demand.

According to one embodiment, when displaying an image on a display panel, projecting an image which is displayed on the display panel, inclining the image which is projected from the display panel at a predetermined angle of bend, and reflecting the image which is projected from the display panel via a prism and guiding the image to a projection surface, a display device corrects input picture image of the prism based on characteristics contrary to the chromatic aberration characteristics of the prism.

A mirror unit includes a concave mirror having a mirror surface reflecting light, and a holder holding the concave mirror. The concave mirror includes first to third positioning protruding portions. The holder includes: a first holder-side positioning portion defining, through contact with the first positioning protruding portion, the position of the concave mirror with respect to the holder at least in the X direction of XY-plane coordinates along the mirror surface; a second holder-side positioning portion defining, through contact with the second positioning protruding portion, the position of the concave mirror with respect to the holder at least in the Y direction of the XY-plane coordinates; and a third holder-side positioning portion defining, through contact with the third positioning protruding portion, the position of the concave mirror with respect to the holder at least in the Z direction orthogonal to the XY lane.

A display device includes a display device main body, a first display surface, and a second display surface, and the display device main body includes a first emitting portion, a second emitting portion, and a housing accommodating them. The first emitting portion emits first display light. The first display surface is provided on a transmission member transmitting light and reflects, to a viewing position side, the first display light being emitted from the first emitting portion. The second emitting portion emits second display light that is different from the first display light. The second display surface is provided on a non-transmission member shielding light and forming at least a part of a light path of the first display light to the first display surface from the first emitting portion and reflects, to the viewing position side, the second display light being emitted from the second emitting portion.