Sensor-driven electrochromic mirrors and windows adapt tint to ambient light, preserving night visibility while meeting tint regulations.
A hinged visor extension expands side-window coverage to block glare with minimal driver adjustment and protect the vehicle interior.
Telescoping visor extensions block sunlight around the rearview mirror without enlarging the visor or limiting its positioning flexibility.
A separate color-balancing layer corrects dark and faded state color distortion while preserving adjustable light transmittance in laminated glass.
Light-scattering and light-absorbing switching layers let a vehicle sun visor alternate between shading and transparency without manual folding.
Inclined light-blocking patterns in a louver film cut night glare while the liquid crystal laminate keeps sunroof transmittance adjustable.
A louver film on an electro-optic laminate cuts reflected glare at night while preserving adjustable transmittance and a thinner sunroof structure.
A louver film with inward light-blocking patterns cuts reflected-image glare while liquid crystal layers keep sunroof transmittance adjustable.
Linearly translated polarizing panels vary vehicle window opacity to cut glare and solar heat without continuous power draw.
A camera-guided dimming pattern tracks driver view and glare sources to adjust windshield transmittance without manual visor movement.