Car seat occupancy alarm

摘要

The car seat occupancy alarm is an alarm that detects the presence of individuals seated in the rear of the vehicle, and upon detection of which shall emit an alarm, provided the vehicle is turned off. The alarm system includes pressure sensors that are integrated into the rear seats of a vehicle, and which are in wired communication with a central processing unit located elsewhere within said vehicle. The central processing unit is further in wired communication with a timer, vehicle lights, and a vehicle battery in order to operate, sense, and emit an alarm upon detection that individuals remain in any of the rear seats while the vehicle is parked.

主权项

1. A car seat occupancy alarm comprising:
a plurality of sensors configured for use within a seat and seat back of a rear vehicle seat, which detects a presence of an individual seated thereon; wherein the sensors are in wired communication with a central processing unit; wherein the central processing unit is configured for wired communication with a car ignition, car lights, automotive battery, car horn of a vehicle; wherein the central processing unit shall emit an alarm via car lights and/or car horn upon detection of said individual in said rear vehicle seat while said vehicle is turned off; wherein the sensors are contact sensors that close a circuit when weight is added in order to detect weight applied thereon; wherein the rear vehicle seat is outfitted with sensors on both the seat and seat back in order to ensure that said individual is actually seated in the rear vehicle seat as opposed to a weighted object being placed thereon; wherein a wire connects the sensors to the central processing unit; wherein the central processing unit is wired to a timer, which counts down a particular amount of time prior to issuing said alarm; wherein the sensor is further defined with a first sensor member biased above a second sensor member; wherein the first sensor member is biased upwardly with respect to the second sensor member via a spring, which when compressed via a weight of said individual shall compress thereby enabling wired communication to occur between the first sensor member and the second sensor member.