Abstract: A light filtering transparent or semitransparent visor intended to prevent flash blindness and other hazards associated with the adverse affects associated with bright lights impacting the eyesight of occupants of a vehicle. In the certain embodiments, the visor comprises a heavily tinted body intended to filter the bright rays of sun to enable safe viewing of the sun through the filter. Embodiments of the apparatus are designed to be repositioned directly in the line of sight between the viewer and the sun.

Abstract: A light filtering transparent or semitransparent visor intended to prevent flash blindness and other hazards associated with the adverse affects associated with bright lights impacting the eyesight of occupants of a vehicle. In the certain embodiments, the visor comprises a larger, tinted body surrounding a smaller, much more heavily tinted body intended to filter the bright rays of sun to enable safe viewing of the sun through the filter. The entire apparatus is designed to be repositioned directly in the line of sight between the viewer and the sun.

Abstract: A light filtering transparent or semitransparent visor intended to prevent flash blindness and other hazards associated with the adverse affects associated with bright lights impacting the eyesight of occupants of a vehicle. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the visor comprises a larger, tinted body surrounding a smaller, much more heavily tinted body intended to filter the bright rays of sun to enable safe viewing of the sun through the filter. The entire apparatus is designed to be repositioned directly in the line of sight between the viewer and the sun in the preferred embodiment of the invention.

Abstract: A light filtering transparent or semitransparent visor intended to prevent flash blindness and other hazards associated with the adverse affects associated with bright lights impacting the eyesight of occupants of a vehicle. In the certain embodiments, the visor comprises a larger, tinted body surrounding a smaller, much more heavily tinted body intended to filter the bright rays of sun to enable safe viewing of the sun through the filter. The entire apparatus is designed to be repositioned directly in the line of sight between the viewer and the sun.

Abstract: A light filtering transparent or semitransparent visor intended to prevent flash blindness and other hazards associated with the adverse affects associated with bright lights impacting the eyesight of occupants of a vehicle. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the visor comprises a larger, tinted body surrounding a smaller, much more heavily tinted body intended to filter the bright rays of sun to enable safe viewing of the sun through the filter. The entire apparatus is designed to be repositioned directly in the line of sight between the viewer and the sun in the preferred embodiment of the invention.

Abstract: A panoramic view system for eliminating blind spots in a vehicle includes: at least two video cameras, a panoramic screen, a panoramic controller, such that the panoramic screen shows a combined video stream from the video cameras, which provides a driver with a panoramic rear-view of the vehicle surroundings without any blind spots. The panoramic controller includes a processor, a non-transitory memory, an input/output, and a video manager. Also disclosed is a method for automotive panoramic viewing, including receiving video, combining video streams, and viewing a panoramic video stream.

Abstract: A reverse flow automotive cooling system for controlling the temperature in a vehicle includes: a reverse flow fan, which can draw air out of a vehicle cabin, via a reverse air flow function; a reverse flow climate control unit; a climate control sensor; light blocking windows; a solar sensor; a solar cell; and an auxiliary battery; such that the reverse flow climate control unit can measure the temperature in the vehicle, and control the operation of the reverse flow fan to pump heated air out of the vehicle cabin in order to reduce and control the temperature. A reverse flow climate control unit can include a processor, a non-transitory memory, an input/output, a sensor reader, and a climate controller, all connected via a data bus. Also disclosed is a method for reverse flow automotive cooling, including sensing the temperature in a vehicle cabin and operating a reverse air flow.