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I have noticed that many automobile accidents take place becausethe driver is totally insulated from the outside sound. He is not sure if a driver behind or side is honking. THE GADGET: 3 small directional mikes - one at the rear and two oneither sides. The moment someone honks from behind the rear mike picks up the sound the LED labelled rear glows. Th same applies to both on the side mics. A small panel on the dashboardwith 3 LEDS (one for the rear and two for the sides) will help the driver in taking evasive action/ or plan the next manoeuvre. In addition to this - A small speaker with a volume control can be installed with the outputs of all three microphones so that the driver constantly moniters the sounds around him. This gadget willl go a long way in reducing accidents – specially during a traffic jam or in areas which are prone to accidents
pepindia007, Nov 16 2007
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I'd like quite the opposite - a built-in version of those noise-cancelling headphones - that the car's speakers actively abate the noise outside.
Then, rather than blast the ears with roadnoise and expensive directionalmicrophones that will foul in weather and dirt; use a local (500m) transponder inall cars; and let a car-onboard computer recieve: "heading/time" at .1 secondintervals broadcast on this car-transponder-frequency. Then an onboard computer, using vectors and momentum would have fair warning of a potential collision - being able to warn the driver - by blowing air at the driver'shead from the direction of the momentum collision stronger and stronger, andan LED indicator. After some training for bends and traffic situations, such a collision monitor would be much more accurate than trusting humansto hear.
With car sound, i'd like the same thing that jet aircraft's have, the ability tosound up and speak with just the left-rear seat by using conference-room technology that amplifies voice-sound gently in the rear seat. Or the abilityto switch to an engine-compartment microphone to listen to how she's running;or the ability to hear the baby in the back seat's burblings.