MirrorEye®: replace bus mirrors with a camera system

With MirrorEye®, buses and coaches gain improved driver vision, blind spot elimination and fuel efficiency improvements.

MirrorEye consists of two high-definition (HD) cameras mounted on the side of a vehicle. These cameras replace the exterior mirrors and cover the statutory mirror classes II and IV. The driver is able to view the camera images in real time on a split-screen HD monitor in the window pillar of the vehicle, granting them the best possible view of road users both next to their vehicle and at an angle to the rear of their vehicle. A driver using the MirrorEye system can see more than when using conventional mirrors, since the cameras cover a larger field of vision. This means that the camera monitoring system increases traffic safety on the road.

What makes the camera mirror unique is the possibility of adding a class V camera to the same housing. This allows the driver to see blind spots alongside their vehicle, thereby helping to prevent accidents.

[austinatomTV]

When the camera malfunctions then what? I think regular mirrors should still come standard

[engchoontan]

The click-bait picture for video is a nice rear view mirror for cars and minivans too... curvature, size, shape = ideal.

[sangramkadam]

hello, sir madam, I was trying to contact you about this I think this one is too useful for India and we want like to join this business we are like to supply and manufacture this amazing innovation in India...

[optify]

This is literarily the same system that Daf Trucks uses

[johnnorris]

Well we've just had our 28 new vehicles with these cameras at arriva in thurmaston
And there not bad .. £4, 000 if you were to replace one from damaged

[SEVK]

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