MirrorEye MP II features infrared illumination, heated camera arms and high-resolution displays that are designed for poor weather and lighting conditions. (Photo: Stoneridge)
MirrorEye MP II features infrared illumination, heated camera arms and high-resolution displays that are designed for poor weather and lighting conditions. (Photo: Stoneridge)
2025-08-25

Stoneridge has unveiled with MirrorEye Multi-Purpose II (MP II) the next generation of its camera-monitoring system (CMS) for buses, coaches, and trucks. The new system offers important safety features, including the Blind Spot Information System (BSIS), the Moving Off Information System (MOIS), and a digital video output for recording and analysis.

GSR-2 in Focus

MirrorEye replaces conventional side mirrors with HD cameras and cockpit monitors, significantly improving the driver's visibility and reducing blind spots. MP II takes performance a step further and offers enhanced

features that support compliance with the European Union General Safety Regulation (EU 2019/2144).

"MirrorEye MP II not only meets the key European regulatory requirements but also goes a step further by enhancing the driver's situational awareness, optimizing fleet operations, and strengthening our commitment to safer roads," says Natalia Noblet, Chairwoman of Stoneridge's Electronics Division.

Advanced Features and More Flexibility

MirrorEye MP II features a range of new technologies, including:

  • Integrated Surveillance Camera: It uses the same high-quality lens and sensor technology as the side
  • cameras, providing a uniform and seamless visual experience across all displays. The footage from the surveillance camera can be transmitted, depending on requirements in the cab, to a dedicated 7-inch monitor or to the system's existing 12.3-inch or 15-inch displays.
  • BSIS and MOIS Support: This system meets the important EU safety requirements. When in use, warnings are displayed directly on the monitors, so the driver immediately receives visual cues tied to real-time camera views
  • Blind Spot Information System (BSIS) for detecting cyclists alongside the
  • vehicle
  • The Moving Off Information System (MOIS) is used to detect pedestrians and cyclists in front of the vehicle
  • Digital Video Output: MirrorEye MP II features a new digital video stream output for external recordings. This function supports incident documentation, driver training, liability protection, and helps in insurance claims

MirrorEye MP II also features infrared illumination, heated camera arms, and high-resolution displays designed for poor weather and lighting conditions. Thanks to its compact and modular design, it is suitable for both new and retrofit