Design And Development Of Automotive Smart Tail Light System

Mohd Izzati Izdihar , Ibrahim (2010) Design And Development Of Automotive Smart Tail Light System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Smart Tail Light System may take some a little time to become familiar because it’s a totally new concept being introduced to a very diverse, vast market. And just like anything else that is new to the public, education is key to inform everyone just what the S.T.L.S. is how it works, and how it will benefit all drivers.. The new Smart Tail Light System (S.T.L.S.) in their car should they see the series of three lights in other cars. Even if drivers are not aware of the meaning of the three brake lights, at no time will anyone ever be in danger. The 1st red light simply means caution, however, there is normal pressure being applied to the brakes to actually slow the vehicle. The 1st red L.E.D is the same as the existing rear tail brake light in most vehicles today. The flashing 2nd red L.E.D. is still red which people are accustomed to seeing anyway. As mentioned previously, the 2nd red L.E.D will illuminate with flashing when the 1st red L.E.D. are activated so drivers will know that the car is de-accelerating. The green L.E.D shows the car to the back driver that car moving in accelerate, where the back driver will be noticed that front car in motion to overtakes or accelerate.

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