Vehicle Display Controller Integrating Local and Wireless Cameras
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing in-vehicle imaging systems face challenges in effectively processing and combining image data from multiple cameras, including local and wireless cameras, to provide a seamless and adaptable display solution for various vehicle configurations and operations.
Innovation Solution
A display system with a display controller that communicates with both local and wireless cameras via conductive and wireless interfaces, processes unprocessed and processed image data, and generates combined video streams for output to a vehicle display device, utilizing image signal processors and digital signal processors to adjust and format the data for compatibility and display.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If multiple cameras (local and wireless) are integrated into the vehicle imaging system, then the coverage and monitoring capability are improved, but the system complexity and processing burden increase
Solution Approach 1:
The display controller serves as an intermediary device that receives image data from multiple cameras via different interfaces (conductive and wireless), processes the data centrally, and manages the complexity of integrating multiple camera sources. This mediator approach allows the system to handle diverse camera inputs without increasing overall system complexity at the camera level.
2Manufacturing precision
If unprocessed image data from local camera is received and processed, then the image quality and detail are improved, but the processing time and computational load increase
Solution Approach 1:
The display controller performs preliminary processing actions on unprocessed image data by generating processed image data from the raw input. This preliminary action prepares the data in advance for display, ensuring high image quality while managing processing time through efficient central processing rather than post-capture processing.
Solution Approach 2:
The system rushes through the processing of unprocessed image data by having the display controller generate processed image data in real-time as data is received from cameras. This allows the system to maintain high image quality while minimizing processing delays through streamlined processing operations.
3Speed
If processed image data from wireless camera is directly output, then the system response speed is improved, but the adaptability to different display configurations is reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The display controller provides universal processing capability that handles both processed and unprocessed image data from different camera sources. It can selectively output appropriately processed image data to match various display configurations and requirements, making the system adaptable to different display scenarios while maintaining efficient processing.
Solution Approach 2:
The display controller dynamically adjusts its processing and output based on the specific display configuration and requirements. It can selectively output processed image data with varying levels of processing applied, allowing the system to optimize between speed and adaptability depending on the current operational context.
4Adaptability or versatility
If both conductive and wireless interfaces are used for camera connections, then the system versatility and installation flexibility are improved, but the interface complexity and compatibility requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The display controller acts as a central intermediary that manages multiple interface types (conductive and wireless). It receives data from cameras through different interfaces and统一 processes all inputs through a single processing architecture, thereby supporting installation flexibility while managing interface complexity centrally rather than distributing it across multiple components.
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AI summary
A display system for a vehicle includes a first camera in connection with the vehicle. The first camera outputs unprocessed image data. A second camera outputs a first processed image data. A display controller is in communication with the first camera via a conductive interface and the second camera via a wireless interface. The controller is configured to receive the unprocessed image data from the first camera and receive the first processed image data from the second camera. The controller further generates second processed image data from the unprocessed image data and selectively outputs the first processed image data and the second processed image data to a vehicle display device.


