Someone who's never heard of target fixation

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=126215124

Progress!

--
TimC
I'm lost
I've gone to look for myself.
If I should return before I get back, please ask me to wait.
--Dan in AFDA

 

Amazing, it uses eye positioning detection to direct the vehicle.
So if a female generation Y'er is texting on her phone, she can rest
assured it'll still smash into things without even needing to touch the
steering wheel.

Ah, the wonders of modern technology...

 

Agreed; Look at that new shiny bike BANG!!

 

Could you imagine the chaos on the Sydney to Melbourne Highway with all the
signs along the way?"
Signs that are put there for people to see and read as they pass.
You would have cars running into the signs, into the sides of trucks with
signage, into shops along the way, because the cars go where the eyes look.
It is very hard not to look at signs, buildings and other cars as you drive
And don't try to say it is easy.
Try it one day, don't look sideways as you drive

 

Never mind the signs, what about the carnage amongst the cute ladies?

regards,
CrazyCam

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sun, 25 Apr 2010 07:08:07 +1000

On the other hand, it might put McDonalds out of business as they
have to keep repairing all their roadside "restaurants".

Zebee
- who thinks it might be a drawback for those riding an ex-police
K100 too. A situation where "they are guaranteed to see me" might
be a problem

 

Why would they need to be female?


BTH

 

And don't forget how all the drivers will be slewing all over the road as
they try to locate the motorbike with the extra-safe loud pipes!


BTH

 

Mmmm.... "Sorry mate, I *did* see you!"

 

Well, you're obviously not round South Coast NSW!

 

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