Abstract: A system for an entertainment venue includes an enclosure comprising a display surface, a light emitter disposed within the enclosure and configured to output a light, and a tube disposed within the enclosure. The tube is configured to receive the light and transmit the light through the display surface of the enclosure to form imagery.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and techniques for identifying collisions, such as relatively low energy impact collisions involving an autonomous vehicle. Sensor data from a first sensor modality in a first array may be used to determine a first estimated location of impact and second sensor data from a second sensor modality in a second array may be used to determine a second estimated location of impact. A low energy impact event may be configured when the first estimated location of impact corresponds to the second estimated location of impact.

Abstract: A vehicle safety system of a vehicle facilitates safe exigency ingress into a vehicle. The vehicle safety system may receive data associated with a condition of the vehicle (e.g., from sensors, components, remote signals, passenger input, etc.). Based at least in part on the data associated with the condition of the vehicle, the vehicle safety system may detect a triggering event associated with the ingress of a passenger compartment of the vehicle. Based at least in part on the triggering event, the vehicle safety system may perform a vehicular safety measure associated with ingress to the passenger compartment of the vehicle.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and techniques for identifying collisions, such as relatively low energy impact collisions involving an autonomous vehicle. Sensor data from a first sensor modality in a first array may be used to determine a first estimated location of impact and second sensor data from a second sensor modality in a second array may be used to determine a second estimated location of impact. A low energy impact event may be configured when the first estimated location of impact corresponds to the second estimated location of impact.

Abstract: An infrared (IR) control composite film can have an IR control composite stack which can synergistically improve and provide tailorability to the optical properties and solar properties of the composite film. The IR control composite stack can include a first IR control layer contacted by first and second encapsulation layers.

Abstract: A composite window film may include a first window facing substrate, a reflecting stack and an absorbing stack. The reflecting stack may be located between the first window facing substrate and the absorbing stack. The composite window film may have a VLT not greater than about 80%, a TSER of at least about 40%, and an Energetic Absorption (EA) of not greater than about 50%.

Abstract: Optically transparent and infrared absorbing films include an infrared absorbing layer including, for example, a transparent conductive oxide. The film can include an infrared absorption composite stack that can include, for example, an infrared absorption material disposed between dielectric layers. The film can synergistically improve optical and solar properties.

Abstract: A heat treatment process includes irradiating a substrate including a glass sheet coated on one of its faces with a stack of thin layers, under an atmosphere containing oxygen (O2), with electromagnetic radiation having a wavelength comprised between 500 and 2000 nm, the electromagnetic radiation being emitted by an emitter device placed facing the stack of thin layers, a relative movement being created between the emitter device and the substrate, so as to raise the stack of thin layers to a temperature at least equal to 300° C. for a brief duration shorter than one second, wherein the last layer of the stack, making contact with the atmosphere, called the overcoat, is a metal layer of indium or of an indium-based alloy.

Abstract: A display device comprising a radiation source and a glazing unit is disclosed. The glazing unit comprises a glazing function substrate and a coating that prevents reflection of incident monochromatic laser radiation emitted by the radiation source, which scans a portion of the gazing unit. The coating comprises a stack of two layers, namely, a first layer made of a material based on zinc oxide, tin oxide, silicon nitride, zinc tin oxide or zirconium silicon oxide; and a second layer made of a material based on a silicon oxide, in which the respective geometric thicknesses Ep1 and Ep2 of the layers are substantially equal to: Ep1=26+0.07(?)?0.007(?)2??(1) Ep2=83?0.1(?)+0.01(?)2??(2), in which ? is the mean angle of orientation of incident monochromatic laser radiation to the normal to the glazing unit in the scanned portion thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a functionalized substrate comprising a substrate (10) and a near infrared absorbing coating (20), wherein said near infrared absorbing coating (20) comprises near infrared absorbing nanoparticles (21) comprising indium, tin, zinc, antimony, aluminum, tungsten or mixtures thereof. In an embodiment, the near infrared absorbing coating (20) further includes an inorganic matrix (22, 23, 24).

Abstract: An infrared (IR) control composite film can have an IR control composite stack which can synergistically improve and provide tailorability to the optical properties and solar properties of the composite film.

Abstract: Optically transparent and infrared absorbing films include an infrared absorbing layer including, for example, a transparent conductive oxide. The film can include an infrared absorption composite stack that can include, for example, an infrared absorption material disposed between dielectric layers. The film can synergistically improve optical and solar properties.

Abstract: Device for displaying a real image on a glazing unit of a passenger compartment or a facade, said glazing unit comprising on its face exposed to said source a coating that prevents reflection of incident monochromatic laser radiation emitted by a source scanning a portion of said glazing unit, said stack consisting of a stack of two layers, namely, starting from the glazing function substrate, a first layer made of a material based on zinc oxide, tin oxide, silicon nitride, a zinc tin oxide or a zirconium silicon oxide; and a second layer made of a material based on a silicon oxide, in which the respective geometric thicknesses Ep1 and Ep2 of said layers are substantially equal to: for the first layer: Ep1=26+0.07(?)?0.007(?)2 ??(1) for the second layer: Ep2=83?0.1(?)+0.01(?)2 ??(2), in which ? is the mean angle of orientation of the incident monochromatic laser radiation to the normal to said glazing unit, in the scanned portion of the glazing unit.