Tire condition management device, program, and tire condition management method
The tire condition management device addresses unnecessary tire pressure monitoring system warnings by using location data to determine vehicle stationarity, ensuring only relevant alerts are sent, thus enhancing user experience and resource efficiency.
JP2026093926APending Publication Date: 2026-06-09BRIDGESTONE CORP
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- BRIDGESTONE CORP
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-28
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-09
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Conventional tire pressure monitoring systems issue unnecessary warnings during normal tire pressure changes or when a vehicle is stationary but not in need of assistance, causing inconvenience and potential misuse of resources.
Method used
A tire condition management device that utilizes vehicle location information and warning data to determine if a vehicle is stationary, disabling warnings to the vehicle's manager only when necessary, thereby preventing unnecessary alerts.
Benefits of technology
The system effectively stops unnecessary tire pressure monitoring system warnings, reducing driver discomfort and preventing resource wastage by accurately distinguishing between normal pressure changes and actual tire issues.
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Abstract
A tire condition management device, program, and tire condition management method are provided that can stop unnecessary warnings from a tire pressure monitoring system. [Solution] The tire condition management device (10) includes an acquisition unit (131) that acquires location information of a vehicle (20) and warning information from a tire pressure monitoring system that detects a decrease in the internal pressure of tires mounted on the vehicle and issues a warning, indicating whether or not the tire pressure monitoring system is issuing a warning; and a determination unit (132) that, when the tire pressure monitoring system is issuing a warning, determines whether the vehicle is stopped based on the location information, issues a warning to the vehicle manager if the vehicle is not stopped, and does not issue a warning to the vehicle manager if the vehicle is stopped.
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