Appeal 2007-2032
Application 10/275,102
1 computer or as single sensors with no built-in intelligence.” (Gunderson,
2 col. 2, ll. 6-9).
3 5. Signal interface 14 receives input signals and provides
4 a means to output signals to one or more information devices
5 such as a display module, a centralized computer system, a
6 collision avoidance system, sensors, a data recorder such as a
7 black box data recorder, a satellite tracking system and/or a
8 warning system and the like.
9
10 (Gunderson, col. 5, ll. 1-6).
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12 6. “It is understood that the signal interface provides a means to
13 output signals to any number of devices and is not limited by the information
14 devices listed above. In one embodiment, the information devices are
15 wirelessly coupled to a stand alone sensor module 100.” (Gunderson, col. 5,
16 ll. 6-10).
17 7. “The collision avoidance system includes two stand alone
18 sensor modules 800 and two display modules 32 and provides rear object
19 detection.” (Gunderson, col. 10, ll. 16-18).
20 8. In one embodiment, stand alone sensor module 1800 directs
21 vehicle 1879 to stop or slow down to a predetermined speed. In
22 another embodiment, stand alone sensor module 1800 transmits
23 a signal to stand alone sensor module 1879 which in turn
24 activates one or more warning lights or signs to alert vehicle
25 1889 of the hazard condition. In a further embodiment, stand
26 alone sensor module 1800 activates one or more warning lights
27 or signs to alert vehicle 1879 of the hazard condition and
28 transmits a signal to stand alone sensor module 1833 which in
29 turn actives one or more warning lights or signs to alert vehicle
30 1889 of the hazard condition.
31
32 (Gunderson, col. 13, ll. 58-col. 14, l. 2).
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