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According to technical reports, the company "Camel" It has patented an intelligent system that reports early on any windshield cracks, even if they are small and invisible to the eye.
Upon informing the driver of the existence of these very small cracks, he can initiate repair, and avoid the area from widening or causing a disturbance of vision.
It shows the request that was placed before "Camel", That this system will be built into the glassAnd, thanks to this site, it will be able to monitor any damage.
And as this the system He has an important amount of intelligence, he may also be able to book a repair appointment, automatically, to avoid cracking in the windshield of the car.
And when this intelligent system will book an appointment to repair minor cracks, the driver will only need to give his consent in order to proceed with the matter.
Experts say this patent application may be an indication of a company’s intent "Camel" To develop a complete car in the future.
The patent application was filed last August, but it was only recently that the matter came to the press.
In 2015, a board member said "Camel"Mickey Dixler, in a press release, the founder of the company, Steve Jobs, had intended to develop a car before he died.
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According to technical reports, the company “Camel“I patented an intelligent system that reports early on any windshield cracks, even if they are small and invisible to the eye.
Upon informing the driver of the existence of these very small cracks, he can initiate repair, and avoid the area from widening or causing a disturbance of vision.
The request, which was developed by “Apple”, states that this system will be integrated into the glassAnd, thanks to this site, it will be able to monitor any damage.
And as this the system He has an important amount of intelligence, he may also be able to book a repair appointment, automatically, to avoid cracking in the windshield of the car.
And when this intelligent system will book an appointment to repair minor cracks, the driver will only need to give his consent in order to proceed with the matter.
Experts believe that this patent application may be an indication of the intention of “Apple” to develop a complete car in the future.
The patent application was filed last August, but it was only recently that the matter came to the press.
In 2015, Mickey Dixler, a board member of Apple, said in a press release that the company’s founder, Steve Jobs, had intended to develop a car before he died.
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