Stephanie T Tuttle

US Patent:

20200180511, Jun 11, 2020

Filed:

Feb 12, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/788987

Inventors:

- Peachtree City GA, US
STEPHANIE TUTTLE - WALLED LAKE MI, US
RACHEL ANDERSON - ROCHESTER HILLS MI, US

International Classification:

B60R 1/12
B60R 1/04
H04N 5/44
B60R 1/00
H04N 7/18

Abstract:

A motor vehicle includes a rearview mirror display system with a visible surface and having a mirror mode and a display mode. The visible surface functions as a mirror in the mirror mode. The visible surface displays an electronically produced image in the display mode. An electronic processor is communicatively coupled to the rearview mirror display system. The electronic processor detects that the display mode is not operating properly, and, in response to the detecting, automatically switches the rearview mirror display system from the display mode to the mirror mode.

US Patent:

20190061628, Feb 28, 2019

Filed:

Aug 22, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/109141

Inventors:

- Peachtree City GA, US
STEPHANIE TUTTLE - WALLED LAKE MI, US
RACHEL ANDERSON - ROCHESTER HILLS MI, US

International Classification:

B60R 1/12
H04N 5/44
B60R 1/04

Abstract:

A motor vehicle includes a rearview mirror display system with a visible surface and having a mirror mode and a display mode. The visible surface functions as a mirror in the mirror mode. The visible surface displays an electronically produced image in the display mode. An electronic processor is communicatively coupled to the rearview mirror display system. The electronic processor detects that the display mode is not operating properly, and, in response to the detecting, automatically switches the rearview mirror display system from the display mode to the mirror mode.

US Patent:

20180172993, Jun 21, 2018

Filed:

Dec 19, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/846474

Inventors:

- Peachtree City GA, US
DAVID KAY LAMBERT - STERLING HEIGHTS MI, US
STEPHANIE TUTTLE - CANTON MI, US

International Classification:

G02B 27/01
B60R 1/00
B62D 25/04

Abstract:

A motor vehicle includes an A-pillar disposed between a side view window and a windshield. A virtual image projection arrangement presents a virtual image that is visible by a driver of the vehicle in a direction adjacent to the A-pillar and appearing to the driver to be at least two meters away from the driver.