ROBERT KAINDL PATENTS
Patent Number: US 19/260,413
“INTEGRATED PROXIMITY BROADCASTING and COMMUNICATION SYSTEM for DYNAMIC and ADAPTIVE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION”
VISOVOX™
TECHNOLOGY: Vehicle to Everything Communication ( V2P, V2V, V2X )
This patented platform introduces real-time intelligent situational communication and safety awareness between vehicles and humans, vehicle-to-vehicle, and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) environments. It establishes a unified communication ecosystem that dynamically connects ground-based and airborne systems, enabling intelligent interaction across electric, conventional, autonomous, and manually operated vehicles. By creating an adaptive language of visual, audible, and haptic signals that varies based on distance, motion, direction, intent, and context, this system delivers a transformational leap in vehicle-to-environment comprehension and response.
At its core, the system supports real-time, bidirectional proximity-based communication between vehicles, pedestrians, wearable users, infrastructure, and emergency systems. This allows vehicles and operators to sense, interpret, and intelligently broadcast intent, significantly improving public safety while enhancing autonomous decision-making and human situational awareness. The platform is purpose-built to expand and strengthen modern V2X capabilities, aligning precisely with the operational vision of global automakers, smart-city planners, and public-safety agencies. It accomplishes this through integrated perception, proximity-logic intelligence, and dynamic, targeted output channels that adapt to evolving environments in milliseconds.
The system enables both automated and discreet occupant-controlled external communication, providing users the ability to deliver internal-to-external notifications, such as hazard warnings, directional instructions, emergency alerts, or identity confirmation, through real-time, pre-programmed, or event-triggered broadcast patterns. These can include directional lighting sequences, augmented-ground projections, status icons, external speakers, wearable guidance pulses, and synchronized infrastructure signaling. Collectively, these capabilities create a predictable, universal method of communicating vehicle intent and environmental conditions, reducing collisions, improving cooperative mobility, and making pedestrian, cyclist, and passenger interactions safer and more intuitive.
By bridging human-to-machine and machine-to-environment interaction, this system redefines public safety, extends vehicle functionality, and positions next-generation vehicles at the forefront of intelligent transportation. It transforms conventional vehicles into cognitive, responsive platforms capable of broadcasting awareness and intent; it gives autonomous systems a clear and understandable interface to the humans around them; and it arms cities, fleets, and emergency responders with a coordinated, proactive safety architecture that adjusts dynamically to evolving real-world conditions. This invention marks a foundational advancement in mobility, communication, and safety, establishing a new intelligent interface between the moving world and the people who live in it.
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Bibliographic Data Sheet 1-2
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Written Descriptions 54-68
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