Sequenced vehicular traffic guiding system
OwnerJames R. Selevaninventor
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Abstract
A system for marking a route, path or boundary. The system may comprise a plurality of modules, each of which comprises a signaling device, a radiofrequency apparatus and control circuitry. Such modules are positionable in an array which marks the route, path or boundary. When positioned in the array, the modules undergo radiofrequency communication with one another and the control circuitry causes the signaling devices of the modules to emit warning signals in sequence from a first-positioned module of the array to a last-positioned module of the array.
Claims20
A system for marking a route, path or boundary, said system comprising:
- a plurality of modules, each module comprising a signaling device, a radiofrequency apparatus and a control circuitry;
- the modules being positionable in an array which marks a route, path or boundary;
- whereby the modules positioned in the array will undergo radiofrequency communication with one another and the control circuitry will cause the signaling devices of the modules to emit warning signals in sequence from a first-positioned module of the array to a last-positioned module of the array.
A method for marking a route, path or boundary, said method comprising the steps of:
- A) obtaining or providing a system which comprises a plurality of modules, each module comprising a signaling device, a radiofrequency apparatus and control circuitry, wherein the modules are positionable in an array which marks a route, path or boundary and wherein the control circuits of the modules are operative, when the modules are positioned in said array, to communicate with one another via the radiofrequency apparatus and to cause the signaling devices of the modules to emit warning signals in a sequence from a first module of the array to a last module of the array;
- B) positioning modules of the system in an array which marks a route, path or boundary;
- and,
- C) actuating and causing the modules to communicate with one another via the radiofrequency apparatus and to emit said signals in sequence from a first module of the array to a last module of the array.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.