The majority of vehicles don't have reverse parking sensors because they're often reserved for newer vehicles, so the 'FenSens' number plate frame looks to upgrade older cars.
Coming in two models and fitting vehicles of all kinds, the 'FenSens' works by offering drivers situational feedback to prevent rear collisions in parking lots and other such places. The 'FenSens' connects to a drivers smartphone and will provide information regarding how close the vehicle is to hitting something or scraping a surface. This comes in the form of beeps or, if the smartphone is in the users' pocket, vibrations.
The 'FenSens' number plate frame features a wireless design, a five-month battery and a dirt and waterproof design to keep the components safe.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Wireless Parking Sensors
- The 'FenSens' number plate frame uses wireless technology to provide drivers with situational feedback for parking.
- Smartphone Integration
- The 'FenSens' connects to a driver's smartphone to relay information about parking proximity and potential collisions.
- Accessible Vehicle Upgrades
- The 'FenSens' offers a solution for older vehicles to easily upgrade and benefit from reverse parking sensor functionality.
Where This Applies
- Automotive Accessories
- The 'FenSens' number plate frame falls into the automotive accessories industry, providing an add-on solution for parking assistance.
- Mobile Technology
- The smartphone integration aspect of the 'FenSens' opens up opportunities in the mobile technology industry for innovative parking solutions.
- Aftermarket Vehicle Upgrades
- The 'FenSens' addresses the aftermarket vehicle upgrades industry by offering an affordable way to enhance older cars with reverse parking capabilities.
