Vehicle proximity warning system
OwnerSerge Kannon, Avraham Zakeninventors
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A vehicle proximity warning system, installed in a primary vehicle having a front, a rear, a front bumper, a rear bumper, a horn, a front windshield, and a rear window, and an associated smartphone. Sensor bars are mounted near the front and rear bumpers for determining a proximity distance of a secondary vehicle as it approaches, each sensor bar having an accelerometer and a camera for detecting a collision with the secondary vehicle and acquiring images thereof that are wirelessly shared with the smartphone. Indicator bars are located in the front windshield and rear window and each have indicator LEDs that are successively illuminated as the proximity distance decreases, to provide a visual indication that can be seen by the secondary vehicle. When the proximity distance falls below a predetermined danger threshold, the system sounds the horn, flashes the indicator LEDs, and activates the camera.
A vehicle proximity warning system, installed within a primary vehicle having a front and rear, a front windshield toward the front, a rear window toward the rear, and a front and rear bumper, for warning of the approach of a secondary vehicle, comprising:
A vehicle proximity warning system, installed within a primary vehicle having a front and rear, a front windshield toward the front and bordered by windshield pillars, a rear window toward the rear, and a front and rear bumper, for warning of the approach of a secondary vehicle, comprising:
A vehicle proximity warning method, for warning of the approach of a secondary vehicle to a primary vehicle, the primary vehicle having front and rear bumpers, a front windshield, a rear window, and indicator bars in the front windshield and rear window that each have distance indicator LEDs, and sensor bars at the front and rear bumpers that each have proximity sensors and a camera,
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