Bending sensitive fog lamp

Friends, can the system, which is in the new models of polo golf point vehicles and automatically lights the right or left fog lights according to the direction of the bend, can be applied to our vehicles? Is there anything like this type of module or a box?

I think I do not want to think about the cost in the implementation :)

When the American signal module was cheap or something, I thought maybe something like that came out

Among the projects in my mind. There is a chip called Arduino. If anyone knows PIC, it's easier and changeable.

Sensor additions can be made. Gyro sensor can be done.

Cost:

arudino - 15 dollars
gyro sensor - 15 dollars
12v relay - grain 4 dollars

cables etc.

If the sensor is fixed to the vehicle, the sensor interacts and sends data with the number of forces that are not real in the turns, and this data is processed in the arduino and activates the relay. If a capacitor is used in setting one, it will be inedible.

I thought I would do such an application to my car.
I could put it into life if it wasn't sold.

I would put a sensor on the wheel hoods, and if it gives a signal, I would apply it as active

I don't know how the original is, but I think it is related to the steering. It turns on when it turns the steering wheel where it stops.

What can the brake shaft be bought and adapted to the steering shaft?

on vehicles with this system original & nbsp; the system operates according to the value of the angle sensor from the steering box.
steering position sensor is available in most vehicles with esp.

What does that mean when I go into the corner, let's say that the fog lamp of the flattened side is on, what does it mean for pain?

It illuminates the blind spots in turns. & Nbsp;

Actually cornering lighting is something else.

I built this system in luxury vehicles on the 2000 model rover. It is activated when the system gives a signal and is active only when the parks are open. The most difficult part to note here is that when the quads burn, the fog should not be burnt. We also took care of it.
For those who do not know, turn the headlamp on the rotating side by turning on the fog lamp to provide a better illumination.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4ceMn2uu64

ledstop2009

We are waiting for the developments, let me know when the module is on sale ...;)

Hi everyone,

I think the turn fog light is very useful. you get used to it after using it. I have designed a sensor mounted on the steering column for my non-feature vehicle for about 4 months. I want to give you information about the project.



Thanks to the sensor installed on the steering column, the right fog turns on when you turn the steering wheel right and the left fog light turns on when you turn the steering wheel right. .
You can set your fog to burn at the angle you want.
After turning, your fog light is 3 seconds, 4 seconds There is option to turn off after 5 seconds, 6 seconds.
Optionally, when your vehicle's parks or dipped beams are on, the system works. "# 0000CD"> You can deactivate the system at any time with one click.
12 volt is compatible with all vehicles.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJPrhL1D8Gw
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Your work is very nice, but the simpler such things are, the better for the user. For example, can anything be done without a sensor to burn wherever you signal at 1st and 2nd gears or below 30km / h?

My c4 had this feature, the right or left fog lamp was on both when turning the steering and signaling. I think it's a sensor related situation
Advantan 2014-07-14 18:42:13

In some points, I come across with me. Actually, it is not very difficult, but I can tell the driver, I do not know what its contribution is to the driver in terms of driving. I think it gives.

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It does not always turn on. You can turn the steering wheel and save it at the angle you want it to be lit and adjust it. & nbsp; Reviews

I guess the subject was open everywhere.