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Stoneridge, Inc.

A maker of electrical and electronic systems for vehicles, from commercial trucks and buses to agricultural and off-highway machines. Its products include driver information displays, electronic control units, and MirrorEye, a camera-based system that replaces a truck's side mirrors with screens to cut blind spots and improve aerodynamics. Founded in 1965 in Warren, Ohio, by D.M. Draime, the company began as a small contract shop building wiring harnesses for farm equipment before growing through acquisitions into a global electronics supplier. The name's origin has never been publicly explained, so the story behind "Stoneridge" remains a company mystery.