US20260170846
2026-06-18
Physics
G06V20/58
A vehicle system is designed to enhance pedestrian safety by utilizing advanced sensor and communication technologies. The system's core functionality involves detecting pedestrians and projecting visual cues onto the road to alert both vehicles and pedestrians. By integrating vehicle-to-vehicle communication, the system ensures that multiple vehicles can coordinate to improve awareness and safety on the road.
The system incorporates several key features to achieve its objectives:
The vehicle system is composed of multiple components working in unison. These include processors for executing instructions, memory modules for storing data and algorithms, and projection devices for visual output. The system is designed to operate in a distributed computing environment, allowing seamless data exchange between components.
The system employs a comprehensive communication path that connects all components, enabling efficient data transmission. This path supports various mediums, including conductive wires and wireless signals like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Such a setup ensures that the system can quickly react to changes in pedestrian movement and vehicle positioning.
Data collected by vehicle sensors is processed and stored in dedicated modules within the system. These modules handle tasks such as sensor data reception, pedestrian detection, and image projection. The system's design allows for the integration of additional program modules, which can be stored locally or remotely, to enhance functionality and adaptability.