Article: Rancho Cucamonga inventor has device to warn drivers about emergency vehicles

RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Today's cars can do what yesterday's cars only dreamed of - they can talk. What was once a futuristic concept is now a feature.

Offering possibly the next big thing in automated voices for automobiles is Blue Light Tronics with HEAARS: HiEarly Alert Audio Response. At least that's what its inventor, Rancho Cucamonga resident Bill Spann, hopes.

If Spann and his team at Blue Light can sell the idea to automakers, he believes it will save lives and revolutionize public response to emergency vehicles.

HEAARS is a computer chip fitted with specialized software about the size of a quarter housed inside a sleek fin-shaped casing meant to be installed on the outside of the ...

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