Koraput: In today’s age, road accidents have become a major concern, claiming numerous lives prematurely. These accidents occur due to various reasons—one significant factor being the use of mobile phones while driving. Additionally, many drivers break traffic rules by driving without proper documents or helmets, resulting in fines and other complications.
To address this growing issue, two young engineers from the Jeypore region, Shishir Mallik and Shubham Pattnaik, have used their ingenuity to invent a Road Safety Flash Light Device. Using modern technology, they have developed an advanced safety device that gets activated during certain risky driving conditions.
This device specifically activates when the driver is on a phone call while driving. It triggers a flashing light that alerts vehicles behind, signaling that the driver ahead is distracted by a phone call, encouraging others to maintain a safe distance. These young inventors also appeal to the public to adhere to traffic rules while using the device and driving.
Another key feature of the device is its embedded QR code, which provides complete and accurate information about the vehicle and its owner. In the event of an accident, pressing the device’s SOS button can immediately alert nearby medical services and the police.
The name of the device is Road Safety Flash Light or Driving Safety Flash Light. It runs on a 3-volt battery, is waterproof, and includes several special features. The technology integrates various sensors that detect incoming phone calls, activating the safety mechanism to help prevent accidents.