DocumentCode
1551719
Title
Night Vision: infrared takes to the road
Author
Schreiner, K.
Volume
19
Issue
5
fYear
1999
Firstpage
6
Lastpage
10
Abstract
Driving after dark can be hazardous. Raytheon and General Motors hope to make it less so with Night Vision, a thermal imaging system that gives drivers a better view of the road beyond their headlights. The paper discusses the Night Vision system which uses a grill-mounted infrared camera and a head-up display unit that projects a virtual image through the windshield. The system gives drivers three-to-five times the visual range of typical low-beam headlights
Keywords
General Motors; automated highways; cameras; computer vision; head-up displays; infrared imaging; General Motors; Night Vision; Raytheon; grill-mounted infrared camera; head-up display; night driving; thermal imaging system; virtual image; visual range; Application software; Automobile manufacture; Automotive engineering; Displays; Driver circuits; Navigation; Night vision; Road transportation; Technological innovation; Vehicle crash testing;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computer Graphics and Applications, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0272-1716
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/38.788791
Filename
788791
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