Nissan has revealed its latest weapon against driver distraction — a prototype compartment that could be installed in future cars, said to block cell phone signals and drastically reduce distractions caused by cellphones. Nissan calls it the " Simple Cell Phone Jammer Circuit Pdf (Signal Shield)" and showed it off as a concept on its small crossover, the Juke. The compartment is located in the car's armrest, surrounded by a Faraday Shield cage that blocks all cell phones, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi Fi signal. If the driver puts the phone in the compartment, the device will be completely disconnected and silent, thus eliminating the possibility of distraction from the phone. Of course, for the same effect, the driver can also simply turn off the phone and Put that aside. But Nissan says the "cell phone jammer" is designed to give drivers an option while driving without having to turn off their phones. cell phone jammer This is more of an obstacle. The store itself will also benefit from cell phone jammers.
Data from British roadside assistance company RAC provides theoretical support for the development of " Simple Cell Phone Jammer Circuit Pdf ". RAC figures show the number of drivers who admit to using their phone while driving has risen from 8 per cent in 2014 to 31 per cent last year. The problem isn't just drivers texting and making phone calls while driving, it's that notifications prompt drivers to look at their phones if they're within easy reach. Nissan has reportedly revamped cell phone jammers to meet the needs of drivers who want a "digital detox" but prefer to listen to music while driving. They can still use the phone via a wired connection from the USB or Auxiliary port. Nissan says the cellphone jammer is also easy to turn on, so drivers can easily reconnect their phones when needed.
