They are essentially smart stickers or embedded codes on a vehicle that, when scanned with a smartphone, can instantly provide vital data.

Here's a breakdown of what they are and how they're used:

What is a Car Safety QR Code?

A car safety QR code is a unique Quick Response code affixed to a vehicle (often on windshields, B-pillars, or dashboards) that stores or links to important information. This information can include:

• Emergency Contacts: Phone numbers of family members or other designated contacts to be notified in case of an emergency.

• Medical Information: Details about the owner's blood type, allergies, pre-existing medical conditions, or emergency medical instructions.

• Vehicle Details: VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), make, model, year, registration information, and insurance status.

• Rescue Sheet/Technical Information: For emergency services, this can provide crucial details about the vehicle's construction, location of airbags, fuel tanks, high-voltage batteries (for EVs), and safe cutting points, which can save precious time during extrication in an accident.

• Owner Notification: In cases of wrong parking, vehicle threat, or unlocked doors, the code can allow bystanders to notify the owner.

• Theft Deterrent: Linked to a unique identifier, making it harder for thieves to resell stolen vehicles.

Nekinsan offers "Car Safety QR" codes as a safety solution for vehicles. These QR codes are designed to provide quick access to essential information and facilitate communication during emergencies like accidents or in situations of wrong parking.

Here's how the Nekinsan car safety QR code system generally works:

Purpose and Benefits:

• Emergency Assistance: In case of an accident, anyone (bystanders, ambulance drivers, police) can scan the QR code. This immediately notifies the vehicle owner's registered emergency contacts with the location, time, and potentially photos/videos of the scene. It also allows masked calls to the emergency contacts, protecting the owner's privacy.

• Wrong Parking Notification: If a vehicle is improperly parked, someone can scan the QR code to notify the owner. The owner will receive an alert with the location and potentially a photo/video of the vehicle, allowing them to move it and avoid fines or towing.

• Lost and Found: While primarily for safety, these QR codes can also aid in recovering lost vehicles if they are found and scanned.

• Privacy Protection: The system uses masked calls and virtual numbers, so the owner's actual phone number is not revealed to the person scanning the QR code.

• Universal Accessibility: The QR codes can be scanned using the Nekinsan app or any standard QR code scanner (like Google Lens, GPay, Paytm), making it easy for anyone to use.

• SOS Facility: An additional emergency feature for direct SOS calls.

• Real-time Location Tracking: When the QR code is scanned, the app can instantly share the vehicle's location, helping emergency services arrive more quickly.

• Photo/Video Capture: Users can capture photos or videos of the incident site, which are automatically displayed on the vehicle owner's phone along with an alert.

• Emergency Helpline Access: Provides quick access to emergency helpline numbers like police, ambulance, and fire services.

• IVR Call Option: For users without smartphones or internet access, the stickers include an emergency helpline number and extension that can be dialed from any phone to connect with the owner's emergency contacts.

How to Get and Use Nekinsan QR Codes for Vehicles:

1. Purchase the Stickers: You can purchase "Car Safety QR" or "Bike Safety QR" sticker packs from the Nekinsan official website or authorized retailers. These packs typically contain multiple stickers.

2. Register Vehicle Details: Once you have the stickers, you need to register them through the Nekinsan app or their online platform. During registration, you'll link the unique QR code to your profile and set up emergency contact numbers, your name, and potentially other relevant details like medical information (optional).

3. Affix the Stickers: Place the stickers in visible areas on your vehicle. For cars, this usually includes the front and rear windshields, and the dashboard.

4. Keep Information Updated: Ensure that the information linked to your QR code is always current.

Nekinsan QR codes for vehicles act as a digital safety net, enabling swift communication and information sharing to enhance road safety and help in critical situations.