Automotive auditory feedback of changing conditions outside the

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Of collision or contact with external object

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340435, 340903, 3403841, B60Q 100

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060972858

ABSTRACT:
A device for emitting audible signals within a vehicle compartment for notifying a driver of a vehicle of the presence of objects at predetermined locations around the vehicle. The driver is alerted to the presence of objects at predetermined sensing zones around the vehicle through the presence of audibly distinct tones corresponding to each sensing zone. Thus, an object present in any sensing zone causes a unique, audibly distinct sound to be generated within the cabin for warning the driver of the presence of a particular object.

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