Olea Announces: OleaVision™️ In-Vehicle Life Presence Detector
Updated: Dec 19, 2018
For the Automotive Embedded and Aftermarket
Reno, NV, January 25, 2018 :
Olea announced the OleaVisionTM in Vehicle Life Presence Detector, a platform for developing an in-cabin device to prevent hot car deaths of kids and pets left unattended in vehicles.
This system includes a wireless, contactless device, which installs in the cabin of any vehicle over the door of the back seat. The device is able to detect the presence of a living being in the vehicle cabin, even if the subject is motionless or sleeping, using Olea’s proprietary continuous vital sign detection technology. It is designed to send an alert to the driver of the car after they are about to or have exited the vehicle. Additionally, it can be programmed to alert first responders in the absence of action by the caretaker.
“Heat stroke is the second leading cause of deaths in vehicles for children and according to the ASPCA, thousands of animals, even K-9 officers, succumb each year because they are left alone in vehicles.” explained Frank Morese, Olea CEO/CTO and Founder. “Furthermore, pending legislation in the US may mandate installation of a warning device in all vehicles in an effort to prevent these deaths. The OleaVision technology lends itself to easy entrance into the automotive aftermarket, is as user friendly as a smoke detector and can be made very affordable for the consumer.”
We are aggressively seeking commercial partners and distributors to bring this much needed technology to market. Interested parties should contact andrea@oleasys.com to begin a conversation.