Ticket-Issuing Apparatus TRIZ Cases

When a parked autonomous vehicle detects objects inside its buffer zone, it can relocate to an alternate position to avoid convergence collisions.

Combining near-field and active RFID, this case tracks students on school buses without slowing boarding or adding driver confusion.

Directed BLE signals and mobile signal-strength detection enable ticketless parking entry with more accurate positioning and shorter queues.

Local virtual key slots speed shared vehicle authentication while remote updates keep user lists and access privileges accurate and secure.

A rotatable in-vehicle display turns outward on demand, using proximity sensing to show private messages to people outside while saving energy.

Existing parking kiosks are adapted to identify EV spaces, control charging after payment, and apply EV-specific pricing and restrictions.

Electronic locks and remote authentication separate passenger, service, and secure-area access in autonomous vehicles while avoiding master key risks.

Visual mood-lamp cues show destination distance, arrival, and fare payment status, reducing passenger device checks in autonomous vehicles.

Wireless digital license plates automate parking fee and fine payments while reducing manual payment errors and displaying vehicle information.

Sensor-based projection marks available parking spaces in real view, helping drivers identify where to park without physical markings.