McDonough Inventor Targets Driver Sun Exposure with Body Visor
A McDonough, Georgia inventor is looking to solve the persistent problem of harsh sunlight streaming through driver-side windows. The new patent-pending Body Visor acts as a targeted shield, specifically designed to protect a motorist's forearm, hand, and lap from glare, skin irritation, and heat during long hours on the road.
The device features a streamlined design intended for quick application, making it a potential accessory for both daily commuters and professional long-haul drivers. By intercepting direct sunlight before it reaches the driver, the visor aims to reduce physical discomfort and minimize the risk of sunburns associated with extended periods behind the wheel.
InventHelp, the Pittsburgh-based firm managing the submission, has confirmed the product is currently available for licensing or acquisition by manufacturers. Interested parties can reach the company at 100 Beecham Drive or via their direct extension at (412) 288-1300.
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