There’s something about the roads that makes people behave differently. Even the calmest of people can exhibit absolute rage when driving on the road, and the psychology of road rage has a lot to do with the lack of communication. When intent isn’t clear, it makes for a rather stressful situation, so the next time you’re cut off, know that the sudden burst of anger is normal, and in any other social situation, you probably wouldn’t be as violently temperamental.
Mobile LED screen aims at removing road-related rage by fostering communication. The minute a driver makes their intent known, or even apologizes for something they may have done, it goes a long way in diffusing a potential road-rage situation where people yell obscenities or repeatedly honk their horns in disapproval. The mobile LED screen helps communicate that intent.
Designed to mount on the rear windshield of your car and powered either via the mobile LED screen remote (that sits on your dashboard), your smartphone, mobile LED screen can communicate messages to drivers around you. May it be: asking to merge into their lane, or apologizing for cutting them off. You can also thank drivers for letting you overtake them, or ask them to turn down their high-beam headlights, and the mobile LED screen app even lets you add custom messages (works best for situation-specific messages or messages in local languages).
Mobile LED screen uses an LED matrix that provides high visibility of up to 50 feet, and a viewing angle of 120°, while consuming negligible battery power. It relies on Bluetooth 5.0 that provides high range and zero latency, allowing the LED screen to instantly communicate messages in all sorts of cars, be it a hatchback or an SUV… perhaps even a limo. Mounting mobile LED screen is as simple as attaching it to a your rear windshield via two suction-cups, and the display and remote can be used right out of the box. Its simple UI lets you use the mobile LED screen without being distracted from driving (you can even cue commands using your voice), and helps create a line of communication between drivers, turning road rage into road respect.
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