Abstract: A front video camera module for a vehicle includes a lens module having a lens that is configured to image a forward view of the vehicle, an image sensor that is configured to process the image received through the lens, and a lens case to which the lens and the image sensor are coupled. The front video camera module also includes a holder assembly that supports the lens module, the holder assembly being configured to attach to a front windshield of the vehicle via a windshield bracket, and a camera rotation assembly that is configured to rotate the lens module according to a sensed driving condition of the vehicle.

Abstract: A vehicle front camera module integrated with a rearview mirror includes a windshield bracket module fixed to a central upper end of a windshield of a vehicle, a camera module fixed to the windshield bracket module and at which a pair of lenses for taking forward images of the vehicle are disposed to be laterally spaced apart from each other, and a rearview mirror coupled to the windshield bracket module through a supporter which is coupled to the windshield bracket module in front of the pair of lenses and extending downward so as not to interfere with respective angles of view of the pair of lenses. This arrangement enables the camera module to have a compact design with improved visibility for a safe driving experience.

Abstract: A triple camera uses three image capture modules to provide mono-type image and/or stereo-type image to a vehicle. In one implementation, the triple camera may include a housing defining an external appearance of the triple camera; a first image capture module including a first lens module and a first image sensor to capture a first forward image of a vehicle; a second image capture module including a second lens module and a second image sensor to capture a second forward image of a vehicle; and a third image capture module including a third lens module and a third image sensor to capture a third forward image of a vehicle. The first to third image capture modules may be disposed in the housing.

Abstract: A stereo camera includes a base assembly capable of being commonly used regardless of type of vehicle, the base assembly including a first lens, a first image sensor for capturing a first image on the basis of incident light introduced through the first lens, a second lens, and a second image sensor for capturing a second image on the basis of incident light introduced through the second lens, a processor for processing the first image and the second image. A windshield bracket is provided including an attachment part adapted to windshields having different inclination angles and radii of curvature and attached thereto. A mount part holds the base assembly so as to enable the first image sensor and the second image sensor to capture forward images of a vehicle.

Abstract: A vehicle front camera module integrated with a rearview mirror includes a windshield bracket module fixed to a central upper end of a windshield of a vehicle, a camera module fixed to the windshield bracket module and at which a pair of lenses for taking forward images of the vehicle are disposed to be laterally spaced apart from each other, and a rearview mirror coupled to the windshield bracket module through a supporter which is coupled to the windshield bracket module in front of the pair of lenses and extending downward so as not to interfere with respective angles of view of the pair of lenses. This arrangement enables the camera module to have a compact design with improved visibility for a safe driving experience.

Abstract: A front video camera module for a vehicle includes a lens module having a lens that is configured to image a forward view of the vehicle, an image sensor that is configured to process the image received through the lens, and a lens case to which the lens and the image sensor are coupled. The front video camera module also includes a holder assembly that supports the lens module, the holder assembly being configured to attach to a front windshield of the vehicle via a windshield bracket, and a camera rotation assembly that is configured to rotate the lens module according to a sensed driving condition of the vehicle.

Abstract: A stereo camera includes a base assembly capable of being commonly used regardless of type of vehicle, the base assembly including a first lens, a first image sensor for capturing a first image on the basis of incident light introduced through the first lens, a second lens, and a second image sensor for capturing a second image on the basis of incident light introduced through the second lens, a processor for processing the first image and the second image. A windshield bracket is provided including an attachment part adapted to windshields having different inclination angles and radii of curvature and attached thereto. A mount part holds the base assembly so as to enable the first image sensor and the second image sensor to capture forward images of a vehicle.

Abstract: A triple camera includes a housing defining an external appearance of the triple camera, a first image capture module including a first lens module and a first image sensor to capture a first forward image of a vehicle, a second image capture module including a second lens module and a second image sensor to capture a second forward image of a vehicle, and a third image capture module including a third lens module and a third image sensor to capture a third forward image of a vehicle, wherein the first to third image capture modules are disposed in the housing.