A sealed bottom cover with external fins cools the HUD without air vents, limiting dust on the optical path while keeping the unit compact.
A conductive plate and exposed heat sink move heat from the LCD panel and backlight, improving compact HUD thermal resistance.
Segmented sub-reflectors and a beam diffuser widen head-up display viewing angles while preserving brightness and lowering power use.
A low-scatter conversion layer with glass and a lower-index surface layer cuts internal reflection and phosphor reabsorption to boost emitted light.
Actuator-driven fibre length changes suppress laser speckle while preserving high-radiance, homogeneous illumination for accurate optical media reading.
Multiple spaced electrodes improve current distribution in a light-emitting chip, reducing local heat buildup and brightness loss at high current.
A layered electromagnetic and elastic assembly cuts actuator footprint while extending fatigue life for high-frequency, long-duration use.
Coolant-based heat removal lets a micro-LED optical engine sustain bright full-color projection with high contrast and thermal stability.
A reflector placed between the condenser and shielding units redirects blocked light to the condensing point, suppressing illuminance loss.
Projected terrain markers derived from excavator joint angles help operators align attachments faster and more safely, including in remote operation.
Distance-based control adjusts vehicle puddle lamp image size and brightness to keep projection quality consistent across different vehicle heights.
A polarization and light-direction control layout boosts windshield display resolution while cutting power use and preserving the driver's view.
A switchable shutter in a HUD optical path blocks external light from heating the image emission unit while preserving projection luminance.
A sealed finned bottom cover conducts heat from a compact HUD while blocking dust from the optical path and display components.
A collimator, light guide, reflective film, and polarization conversion element improve light use and illumination uniformity in compact HUD sources.
Wavelength-dependent optics split and recombine two phosphor emissions to raise CRI and brightness while easing phosphor heat load.
A laser diode and diffraction optics project sensor-driven hazard cues onto the A-pillar or nearby ground without complex LCD projection.
A nanoparticle diffusion layer in thermoplastic resin boosts screen contrast in laminated glass while keeping haze low.