WPS

WPS, or wireless parking sensors, are a relatively new technology that is quickly gaining popularity. These devices use sensors to detect obstacles in the path of a vehicle, and then send a signal to the driver to warn them of the potential danger. WPS systems are typically installed on the front and rear of a car, and can be either standalone units or integrated into other systems such as reversing cameras. While they are not yet required by law, wps are becoming increasingly common in both new and second-hand cars. This is because they offer a number of advantages over traditional parking sensors. Firstly, wps are much easier to install than wired sensors, as there is no need to run cables through the car bodywork. Secondly, wps systems tend to be more accurate than their wired counterparts, as they are not affected by vibration or other disturbance. Finally, wps units usually come with a range of additional features such as object recognition and distance measurement. As a result, wps systems offer a more comprehensive solution to the problem of parking safely.