Abstract: A device for securing an optical device on a windshield of a vehicle is described. The device comprises a box-shaped bracket in which a holder for the optical device is mounted so as to be pivotable and fixable. It is thereby possible to set various angular positions of the holder relative to the bracket, taking into account different curvatures of the respective windshield. In this way, it is possible to use a single type of securing device to attach optical devices to windshields having different curvatures.

Abstract: A sensor device for fastening to the inside of a vehicle window of a motor vehicle, comprising a holder that is connectable to the vehicle window, a carrier that is connected pivotably to the holder, and a sensor unit that is arranged on the carrier, the carrier being pivotable relative to the holder by a settable pivot angle about a carrier pivot axis, and the pivot angle being lockable by a fixing device is disclosed. For particularly precise pivotability of the carrier relative to the holder, the fixing device has a worm mechanism with a worm and with a worm wheel, the axis of rotation of the worm wheel corresponding to the carrier pivot axis.