Disclosed is a magnetic rotary buckle type vehicle-mounted holder, including: a face shell, a lock catch and a magnet, and a mobile phone shell. The lock catch and the magnet are mounted on an upper part of the face shell; a through hole is formed in the mobile phone shell; a buckle is provided on an inner side wall of the through hole; a magnetic plate is provided on a back surface of the mobile phone shell; after the mobile phone shell sleeves on the lock catch through the through hole and rotates for a preset angle, the buckle is connected with the lock catch in a clamping manner; and the back surface of the mobile phone shell is tightly attached to the face shell through the magnetic plate and the magnet adsorption. The stability of connection between the mobile phone shell and the face shell can be effectively improved.

The present disclosure relates to a moving device, and as one embodiment of the present disclosure. The moving device includes a rail unit positioned to be embedded in a floor of a vehicle, a storage unit moved along the rail unit, a magnetic unit positioned in the storage unit and configured to be moved along the rail unit, a magnetic shield unit positioned on both side surfaces of the magnetic unit to increase adherence between the magnetic unit and the rail unit, and a fixing unit fastened to the floor and the storage unit to limit the movement of the storage unit. The magnetic unit is configured to have opposite polarities on both sides with respect to the longitudinal direction of the rail unit.

A vehicle agnostic removable pod can be mounted on a vehicle using one or more legs of a pod mount. The removable pod can collect and time stamp a variety of environmental data as well as vehicle data. For example, environmental data can be collected using a sensor suite which can include an IMU, 3D positioning sensor, one or more cameras, and/or a LIDAR unit. As another example, vehicle data can be collected via a CAN bus attached to the vehicle. Environmental data and/or vehicle data can be time stamped and transmitted to a remote server for further processing by a computing device.

In a vehicle-mounted securing device for securing an object loaded into a vehicle, the vehicle-mounted securing device includes a fixing module provided on the object that needs to be secured when the object is loaded into the vehicle, and a magnetic module provided in the vehicle, configured to mechanically secure the object including the fixing module as a portion of the fixing module is inserted into the magnetic module, and configured to magnetically secure the object including the fixing module by a magnetic element provided inside the magnetic module.

A modular mount system for a vehicle, the modular mount system including a base gate and a modular accessory. The base gate is attachable to a movable component of the vehicle. The base gate includes a mounting interface. The modular accessory is configured to be removably attached to the mounting interface. The modular accessory is movable within the mounting interface to multiple positions along the mounting interface.

A customizable, vehicle-specific device holder assembly for dashboards and center consoles is disclosed. The assembly comprises a bracket with one or more contact surfaces configured to engage interior vehicle structures using non-invasive mounting interfaces. These may include pressure-sensitive adhesives, removable pads, hook-and-loop fasteners, mechanical clips, or magnetic interfaces. The design allows secure installation without suction cups, vent clips, or permanent hardware. The holder may support phones, tablets, or other electronic devices, and may be removable, adjustable, or semi-permanently affixed. Variants can be customized for diverse vehicle geometries.

A system for mounting an electronic device includes a socket and a stand, the stand having a ball portion. The socket and the ball portion include first magnetic material to hold the socket and the ball portion together in a position selected by a user, the socket further including a magnetic array, the magnetic array having magnetism to hold an electronic device to the socket. In one alternative, the first magnetic material is separate from the magnetic array.

A center console assembly for a vehicle comprises a console main body; and an electronic device holder movably attached to the console main body. The electronic device holder may comprises a wireless charging unit; a first surface configured to charge an electronic device placed on the first surface when the electronic device holder is arranged at a first rotational angle with respect to the console main body; and a second surface configured to charge an electronic device placed on the second surface when the electronic device holder is arranged at a second rotational angle with respect to the console main body, the second rotation angle being different from the first rotational angle.

An in-vehicle device includes a main body part, a pedestal part, a magnet, and a magnetic body. The main body part has a shape with a first direction as a longitudinal direction. The magnet is provided on one of the main body part and the pedestal part. The magnetic body is provided on the other of the main body part and the pedestal part. The main body part has an outer circumferential surface of a curved surface having at least an arc shape with a first radius in a transverse cross section orthogonal to the first direction. The pedestal part has an inner circumferential surface that is recessed inward as a curved surface having the first radius. The outer circumferential surface and the inner circumferential surface are magnetically attached due to a magnetic force of the magnet, which integrates the main body part and the pedestal part.

An in-vehicle display is provided in the present disclosure, including a display device and a support bracket. A back of the display device defines a first magnetic attracting area. The support bracket is configured to be mounted on a center console of a vehicle. The support bracket defines a second magnetic attracting area. The second magnetic attracting area is magnetically connectable to the first magnetic attracting area. For the aforementioned in-vehicle display, by enabling the support bracket to be firstly mounted to a suitable position of the center console, and subsequently enabling the back of the display device to approach the support bracket, the display device may be automatically magnetically attracted to the support bracket. In this way, the display device can be installed and removed quickly and conveniently.