Creating a Virtual Buffer to Avoid Contact Upon Opening a Car Door Based on Predicted Contact

A method for controlling an enclosure of a vehicle, comprising:

• generating, by a system of the vehicle comprising a processor based on sensory data captured of an external environment of the enclosure via one or more sensors integrated on or within the vehicle, a contact zone surrounding the vehicle wherein the contact zone created outside the vehicle when doors of the vehicle are fully extended;
• identifying, by the system, a moving object not within the contract zone that is moving towards the contact zone;
• and
• determining, by the system, a proximate location of the moving object within the contact zone and creating a contact free zone wherein the opening of the vehicle door will not collide with the moving object.

A non-transitory machine-readable medium, comprising executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:

• generating a contact zone surrounding the vehicle wherein the contact zone created outside the vehicle when doors of the vehicle are fully extended;
• identifying a moving object not within the contract zone that is moving towards the contact zone;
• and
• determining proximate location of the moving object within the contact zone and creating a contact free zone wherein the opening of the vehicle door will not collide with the moving object.