Driving through tight spaces or rough terrain often requires precise control over tire placement, which can be unexpectedly challenging. Even experienced drivers struggle to visualize exactly where their tires will track when parking or navigating obstacles, leading to curbed wheels, pothole damage, or inefficient maneuvering. While parking sensors and backup cameras help, they don’t provide proactive, real-time guidance about where the tires are heading next—especially when moving forward.
One solution could involve projecting real-time tire path outlines onto the road ahead, adjusted dynamically as the driver steers. For instance, when turning right, curved lines would appear showing exactly where the front and rear tires will move. This could work via:
Current parking aids like static backup camera guidelines or laser parking markers only work in reverse or show fixed boundaries. A dynamic forward-tracking system could fill gaps by:
Unlike generic AR navigation displays, this would focus specifically on tire placement precision—a niche most systems overlook.
A staged approach could validate the idea with minimal risk:
Daytime visibility and distraction risks would need testing, but high-contrast projections or driver-adjustable brightness could mitigate these.
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