Electrical car sensor for blind spots

• US 20110018698A1
• Filed: 07/27/2009
• Published: 01/27/2011
• Est. Priority Date: 07/27/2009
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Charlton Rodriguez
• Original Assignee: Charlton Rodriguez
• Inventors: Rodriguez, Charlton
• Application Number:
  US12/455,190
• Publication Number:
  US 20110018698A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 340/435
• CPC Class Codes: B60Q 9/008 for anti-collision purposes

Abstract

The purpose of this invention of the electrical metal sensor of the automobile is to detect vehicles in motion and their blind spot of both sides of the car so that the driver will have enough time to react to or prevent a car accident. As the engine of the car is running, the electrical metal sensor will be activated. Vehicles to the blind spot of the car will be detected while they are stable or at motion. The screen monitor is going to be plugged into the cigarette lighter and wires or cables of the sensor of the automobile will be connected to the brain computer in the car.

Claims

1. The electrical sensor system of the car for blind spot functions the following way:

two electrical sensors are located to the right and the left sides of the rear part of the automobile behind a metal. The sensors are going to be installed in the automobile with wires connected to the brain computer and the body of the car. These sensors will detect metals or other automobiles located in the blind spot of the car, this could be to the right or the left side panorama. The sensor system will be incorporated and programmed to the brain computer. The programmed range of the distance the sensor will detect will be at maximum four meters wide and as close as one foot from the blind spot. Once the electrical metal sensor is activated around all the sides of the automobile, the perspective of the car in motion will be seen in the panel of the blind spot. The screen monitor panel will be adapted and plugged in the cigarette lighter connection of the vehicle. The screen monitor panel may be connected or disconnected as an option of the driver. The electrical sensor will begin to function once the engine is running. The sensor will detect vehicles permanently from the blind spot at all times even if the vehicles are stable or in motion. The sensor will send a light signal to the screen monitor panel that will be in the front part of the car located in front of the driver. This allows the passenger and driver to be aware of the blind spot and of its surroundings.