Have you ever imagined a parking sensor integrated into your car radio?
The latest innovation is the integrated sensor radio, an intelligent combination of entertainment and safety. If a rearview camera wasn’t enough, now proximity sensors are also integrated into the radio, making parking maneuvers even easier and helping to prevent collisions.
So, what is an Automotive Radio with an Integrated Parking Sensor?The sensor radio is an exclusive solution brought to Brazil by TIGER AUTO, combining entertainment and monitoring features in a single device. Unlike traditional car sound systems, this type of radio features integrated parking sensor technology to alert drivers of nearby obstacles when reversing. The key difference lies in merging the sound system with the warning sensor, offering both audio and safety systems simultaneously during maneuvers.
The main feature of this product is the display of visual alerts with a graphical representation of detected obstacles (for radios with screens) and proximity sound warnings whenever an obstacle is detected, giving drivers greater precision for maneuvering, avoiding collisions with objects or other vehicles, especially in tight spaces or areas with limited visibility.
Advantages of Integrated TechnologyThe integration of entertainment and safety technologies is the automotive industry's key to success, delivering a complete experience for drivers. The sensor radio not only improves the driving experience but also makes it safer, increasing vehicle connectivity as these systems are compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Moreover, the product is highly advantageous due to its easy installation, which can be adapted to any car brand or model without requiring extensive modifications to the car’s dashboard. The sensor system operates simply, with sound alerts that intensify as obstacles get closer, and LED visual signals that indicate the object’s distance. This combination of features offers an intuitive and safe experience during maneuvers, especially for drivers who often find it challenging to park in tight spaces or perform parallel parking.
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