U.S. develops new smart sensors to improve car seat safety

[Global Technology Comprehensive Report] According to a Hong Kong "East Net" report on May 25, most cars are equipped with electronic sensors of the Passenger Classification System (OCS) to determine whether there are passengers sitting in them, so that they can respond in the event of an accident. Security measures. However, this kind of sensor is not accurate based on the weight alone. It will send out seat belt alarm signals by mistake from time to time, or pop up safety air bags of inappropriate size. In order to make car seats safer, the California Technology Product Manufacturing Company has recently developed a new type of smart sensor.

This safety chair is made of waterproof and durable fiber and can be installed under any size and shape of the seat cushion. Its built-in OCS sensor can identify the size and weight of passengers, and even determine whether they are leaning forwards and backwards, moving left and right, or lifting Erlang’s legs. It can also distinguish whether they are on the seat. It is a child car seat to ensure that the alarm will not be sounded by mistake.