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Car Black Box CBB - Just an Idea #1

jnayemni, Jamal N Alyemni

Publisher: jnayemni

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Airplanes black box is an electronic recording device placed in airplanes to register critical radio communication between the pilot and the tower in addition to major system indicators, for facilitating the investigation of aviation incidents & accidents. Car Black Box (CBB) is an electronic device placed in a vehicle to record and exchange its Vehicle Identification Number (VIN/LPN) with all surrounding vehicles equipped with the same CBB system.
Available since: 05/20/2020.

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