IP Library Granted Patent US 12,630,088
Granted Patent B2
US 12,630,088 · App. 18/989,003 · Granted May 19, 2026

Vehicular rearview mirror control system

Inventors: John T. Uken (Jenison, MI); Darryl P. De Wind (West Olive, MI); Gregory A. Huizen (Hudsonville, MI); Rodney K. Blank (Zeeland, MI)
Assignee: Magna Mirrors of America, Inc.
B60R1/088B60R1/04
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Patent No.
US 12,630,088
App. No.
18/989,003
Granted
May 19, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

A vehicular rearview mirror control system includes an interior rearview mirror assembly and a rearward-viewing camera disposed at a vehicle. The system, via processing of a first subset of image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera, is operable to detect ambient light rearward of the equipped vehicle. The system, via processing of a second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera, is operable to detect light emanating from a headlight of another vehicle following the equipped vehicle. The first subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is different than the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera. Responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares a driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the electro-optic mirror reflective element of the interior rearview mirror assembly.

Claims (61)

1 . A vehicular rearview mirror control system, the vehicular rearview mirror control system comprising:

an interior rearview mirror assembly attached at an interior portion of a vehicle equipped with the vehicular rearview mirror control system, the interior rearview mirror assembly comprising an electro-optic mirror reflective element;

a rearward-viewing camera disposed at the equipped vehicle, the rearward-viewing camera viewing at least rearward of the equipped vehicle, wherein the rearward-viewing camera is operable to capture image data;

wherein image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is transferred to an electronic control unit (ECU) of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU is operable to process image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a first subset of image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect ambient light rearward of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect light emanating from a headlight of another vehicle following the equipped vehicle;

wherein the first subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is different than the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera; and

wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares a driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the electro-optic mirror reflective element of the interior rearview mirror assembly.

2 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein the first subset of the image data is representative of a first zone exterior of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the second subset of the image data is representative of a second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle.

3 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein processing of the second subset of the image data distinguishes light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle from ambient light.

4 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein processing of the first subset of the image data distinguishes ambient light from light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle.

5 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein the ECU determines that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares the driver of the equipped vehicle based at least in part on distance from the equipped vehicle to the other vehicle.

6 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 5 , wherein the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is selected based at least in part on distance from the equipped vehicle to the other vehicle.

7 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein the ECU determines that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares the driver of the equipped vehicle based at least in part on light intensity detected at the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera.

8 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 7 , wherein the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is selected based at least in part on light intensity detected at the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera.

9 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein the rearward-viewing camera comprises a rear backup camera of the equipped vehicle.

10 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , further comprising a driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a driver side of the equipped vehicle, the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element, and wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a driver-side region within a field of view of the rearward-viewing camera and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

11 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 10 , wherein the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly is attached at a driver-side door of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly by generating a signal to a driver-side door control module (DMU), and wherein, responsive to the signal generated by the ECU, the driver-side DMU dims the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element.

12 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 11 , wherein the driver-side DMU dims the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element using PWM.

13 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 10 , wherein the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprises a driver-side electrochromic mirror reflective element.

14 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 10 , wherein the ECU generates a control signal that is communicated to the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly via a communication bus of the equipped vehicle.

15 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 14 , wherein the communication bus comprises a CAN bus of the equipped vehicle.

16 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 14 , wherein the communication bus comprises a LIN bus of the equipped vehicle.

17 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , comprising a passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a passenger side of the equipped vehicle, the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a passenger-side electro-optic mirror reflective element, wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a passenger-side region within a field of view of the rearward-viewing camera and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the passenger-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

18 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 1 , wherein the electro-optic mirror reflective element comprises an electrochromic mirror reflective element.

19 . A vehicular rearview mirror control system, the vehicular rearview mirror control system comprising:

an interior rearview mirror assembly attached at an interior portion of a vehicle equipped with the vehicular rearview mirror control system, the interior rearview mirror assembly comprising an electro-optic mirror reflective element;

a rearward-viewing camera disposed at the equipped vehicle, the rearward-viewing camera viewing at least rearward of the equipped vehicle, wherein the rearward-viewing camera is operable to capture image data;

wherein image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is transferred to an electronic control unit (ECU) of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU is operable to process image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a first subset of image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect ambient light rearward of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect light emanating from a headlight of another vehicle following the equipped vehicle;

wherein the first subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is different than the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera;

wherein the first subset of the image data is representative of a first zone exterior of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the second subset of the image data is representative of a second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is selected based at least in part on at least one selected from the group consisting of (i) distance from the equipped vehicle to the other vehicle following the equipped vehicle and (ii) light intensity detected at the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera; and

wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares a driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the electro-optic mirror reflective element of the interior rearview mirror assembly.

20 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 19 , wherein the ECU determines that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares the driver of the equipped vehicle based at least in part on distance from the equipped vehicle to the other vehicle.

21 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 19 , wherein the ECU determines that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares the driver of the equipped vehicle based at least in part on light intensity detected at the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera.

22 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 19 , wherein the rearward-viewing camera comprises a rear backup camera of the equipped vehicle.

23 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 19 , further comprising a driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a driver side of the equipped vehicle, the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element, and wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a driver-side region within the second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

24 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 23 , wherein the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly is attached at a driver-side door of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly by generating a signal to a driver-side door control module (DMU), and wherein, responsive to the signal generated by the ECU, the driver-side DMU dims the driver-side electro-optic mirror reflective element.

25 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 23 , comprising a passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a passenger side of the equipped vehicle, the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a passenger-side electro-optic mirror reflective element, wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a passenger-side region within the second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the passenger-side electro-optic mirror reflective element of the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

26 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 19 , wherein the electro-optic mirror reflective element comprises an electrochromic mirror reflective element.

27 . A vehicular rearview mirror control system, the vehicular rearview mirror control system comprising:

an interior rearview mirror assembly attached at an interior portion of a vehicle equipped with the vehicular rearview mirror control system, the interior rearview mirror assembly comprising an electrochromic mirror reflective element;

a rearward-viewing camera disposed at the equipped vehicle, the rearward-viewing camera viewing at least rearward of the equipped vehicle, wherein the rearward-viewing camera is operable to capture image data;

wherein image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is transferred to an electronic control unit (ECU) of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU is operable to process image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a first subset of image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect ambient light rearward of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU, via processing of a second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera and transferred to the ECU, is operable to detect light emanating from a headlight of another vehicle following the equipped vehicle;

wherein the first subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera is different than the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera;

wherein the first subset of the image data is representative of a first zone exterior of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the second subset of the image data is representative of a second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle;

wherein the ECU determines that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares a driver of the equipped vehicle based at least in part on at least one selected from the group consisting of (i) distance from the equipped vehicle to the other vehicle following the equipped vehicle and (ii) light intensity detected at the second subset of the image data captured by the rearward-viewing camera; and

wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the electrochromic mirror reflective element of the interior rearview mirror assembly.

28 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 27 , wherein processing of the second subset of the image data distinguishes light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle from ambient light.

29 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 27 , wherein processing of the first subset of the image data distinguishes ambient light from light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle.

30 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 27 , wherein the rearward-viewing camera comprises a rear backup camera of the equipped vehicle.

31 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 27 , further comprising a driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a driver side of the equipped vehicle, the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a driver-side electrochromic mirror reflective element, and wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a driver-side region within the second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electrochromic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

32 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 31 , wherein the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly is attached at a driver-side door of the equipped vehicle, and wherein the ECU controls dimming of the driver-side electrochromic mirror reflective element of the driver-side exterior rearview mirror assembly by generating a signal to a driver-side door control module (DMU), and wherein, responsive to the signal generated by the ECU, the driver-side DMU dims the driver-side electrochromic mirror reflective element.

33 . The vehicular rearview mirror control system of claim 31 , comprising a passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly attached at a passenger side of the equipped vehicle, the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly comprising a passenger-side electrochromic mirror reflective element, wherein, responsive to determining that the detected light emanating from the headlight of the other vehicle is at a passenger-side region within the second zone exterior of the equipped vehicle and glares the driver of the equipped vehicle, the ECU controls dimming of the passenger-side electrochromic mirror reflective element of the passenger-side exterior rearview mirror assembly.

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