Nicholas P Nagrant, 55555 Brush St UNIT 903, Detroit, MI 48226

8414137, Apr 9, 2013

Oct 28, 2010

12/913890

Charles R. Quinn - Pleasant Ridge MI, US
Nicholas P. Nagrant - Farmington Hills MI, US
Eric A. Watterworth - Orion MI, US
Dennis B. Kazensky - Farmington Hills MI, US
Mark M. Hadley - Oxford MI, US
Thomas D. Hagen - Grand Blanc MI, US

GM Global Technology Operations LLC - Detroit MI

G02B 7/182

359871

An inside rearview mirror bracket for a windscreen includes a pad portion configured to attach to an interior of the windscreen. A bridge portion is formed as a single piece with the pad portion, and a tunnel is defined by the bridge portion and the pad portion. The mirror bracket includes a mirror receptacle formed as a single piece with the bridge portion opposite the tunnel. The mirror receptacle is configured to receive a rearview mirror. A sensor member may be configured to substantially fill the tunnel, such that the sensor member is disposed intermediate the bridge portion and the windscreen.

8450677, May 28, 2013

May 3, 2010

12/772844

Nigel G. Jones - Orion MI, US
Nicholas P. Nagrant - Farmington Hills MI, US

GM Global Technology Operations LLC - Detroit MI

H01J 40/14
G01J 1/44

250214AL, 250214 C, 250214 R, 359603

Methods and systems are provided for adjusting a reflectance of a mirror of a vehicle. A first sensor measures an ambient light condition outside the vehicle. A second sensor measures a glare from the mirror. A controller identifies a characteristic of the vehicle, and adjusts the reflectance of the mirror based on the characteristic, the ambient light condition, and the glare.

2013008, Apr 11, 2013

Oct 10, 2011

13/269635

Nigel G. Jones - Orion MI, US
Nicholas P. Nagrant - Farmington Hills MI, US
Michael J. Tanner - La Salle, CA

GM GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS LLC - DETROIT MI

B60R 1/04

359872

A mount for a rearview mirror includes a base having a bottom surface for adhesive attachment to a windshield glass, a top surface, opposed side surfaces with dovetail walls, and end walls. A mirror mount has dovetail engaging sidewalls that slide onto the dovetail walls of the base. A locking lever is pivotally mounted on the mirror mount and has a cam surface thereon that swings into engagement with the top surface of the base to lock the mirror mount against sliding movement on the base so that the mirror mount is thereby mounted on the base. The locking lever has a handle portion that is flush with a surface of the mirror mount when the cam surface of the locking lever engages with the top surface to provide tactile and visible feedback that the mirror has been properly mounted on the base.

7837173, Nov 23, 2010

Oct 10, 2008

12/249255

Craig H. Zinser - Clarkston MI, US
Dennis B. Kazensky - Farmington Hills MI, US
James J. Czewski - Troy MI, US
William C. Bisnack - Macomb MI, US
Nicholas P. Nagrant - Farmington Hills MI, US
Thomas D. Hagen - Grand Blanc MI, US
Kent S. Lybecker - St. Clair Shores MI, US
Ryan M. Frakes - Bloomfield Hills MI, US
Mark R. Willey - Grand Blanc MI, US
Benjamin H. Baker - Davison MI, US
Patrick D. Walmsley - Troy MI, US

GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. - Detroit MI

A47F 7/14

2484751

According to various exemplary embodiments, an apparatus is provided for mounting a rearview display and one or more electronic components in a vehicle. An example of the apparatus comprises an inside rearview assembly for mounting an electronic component near a windshield of a vehicle including a mirror and an adjustable support connected to the mirror. The rearview assembly also includes a bracket configured to mount on the windshield, including an attaching structure configured to attach the bracket to the windshield and a support frame coupled to the attaching structure. The support frame has a portion set off from the windshield to accommodate the electronic component between the windshield and the set off portion. The support frame is connected to the adjustable support.