The Third Eye
How many
children have been badly hurt or killed when hit by a vehicle reversing.
The simple cost effective solution is "ParkSafe/The Third Eye" Reversing Sensor.
About 50 child pedestrians are killed on Australian Roads every year. Approximately 1300 children are admitted to hospital. Many of these suffer permanent disabilities that they never recover from. Of these accidents, over a dozen are from being run over in a driveway by a REVERSING VEHICLE.
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How does it WORK? The Third Eye Ultrasonic Reverse Warning System acts like a rear eye for your car. Using ultrasonic sensors mounted to your bumper bar, the Third Eye monitors the distance between your car and any object behind it. As your car
moves closer to the object, the system will emit a changing "beeping"
sound. This noise alerts you to the proximity of the object, ensuring
that you do not reverse into it. |
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