The 'RoadWayve' car display is a handy aftermarket accessory for those who spend ample time on the road commuting to help them communicate more clearly with other drivers around them.
Outfitted with LEDs that are easily read from up to 50 feet away, the sign can be activated via the accompanying remote control or through a smartphone app. This will let drivers say thanks, apologize, ask a car behind them to turn off their high beams, request to merge and much more. This could help to dramatically decrease the instance of road rage incidents by encouraging better communication with one another on the road.
The 'RoadWayve' car display is the design work of John Stanley, Nina Stanley, Harsha Venna and Harshit Aggarwal.
What's Driving This Trend
- Driver Communication Displays
- The adoption of LED signs for cars can provide innovative solutions to make communication while driving easier and safer for all drivers.
- Smartphone-activated LED Displays
- LED displays installed in cars that can be activated and controlled via smartphone apps can provide an innovative and convenient way for drivers to communicate effectively with each other.
- Aftermarket Car Accessories
- The development of the 'RoadWayve' car display as an aftermarket accessory for cars opens up opportunities for companies to create other convenient and innovative products that can be installed on older car models.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Industry
- Car manufacturers can create integrated LED communication displays into their car models as a new safety feature, increasing their competitive edge.
- Aftermarket Car Accessory Industry
- Companies in the aftermarket car accessory industry can develop innovative automotive products that enhance the driving experience such as the 'RoadWayve' car display.
- Smartphone App Development Industry
- There's an opportunity for developers in creating more entertainment and convenience apps that integrate with aftermarket car accessories and can potentially create more revenue streams.
