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Proceedings Article | 19 March 1999 Paper

Automotive night vision system

Nancy Martinelli, Richard Seoane

Proceedings Volume 3700, (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.342304

KEYWORDS: Sensors, Night vision systems, Heads up displays, Night vision, Roads, Headlamps, Infrared sensors, Image sensors, Electronics, Information visualization

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While human eyes are amazingly adaptable, they are not ideally designed for the task of driving at night. Among the most serious problems drivers face at night are not being able to see objects that are beyond the range of their headlamps and being blinded by headlamps of oncoming traffic. While only about one-quarter of vehicle miles are driven at night, over half of vehicle related fatalities occur at night. Having the goal of improving nighttime driving safety, Cadillac along with Raytheon Systems Company and Delphi-Delco Electronics have developed a night vision system consisting of a passive infrared sensor, a head-up display, and display controls. The night vision system will be offered as a production option on the 2000 Cadillac De Ville. This paper will describe the development of Cadillac's Night Vision.

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