How about this?!
With forward-looking car technology, the rearview mirror as we know it may soon become a thing of the past.
Article: user link on phys.org
Duh, right?
End of the road for rearview mirror?
| # 9419 | 9 years ago on Sun, Jan 10 2016 at 8:13 pm |
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| # 9420 | 9 years ago on Sun, Jan 10 2016 at 8:15 pm |
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I'd still want mirrors for backup. What if the camera became obscured or broken while driving?
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| # 9431 | 9 years ago on Mon, Jan 11 2016 at 12:15 am |
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Ditto on that. I want my car to have reliable parts that aren't going to break without notice and put me and any passengers in danger. Electronics are not 100% reliable and if the computer running the camera crashes, I don't want sudden blind spots when I'm on the I-10!
If we're talking cameras *in addition to* mirrors, then yeah, I'm all for that - anything to reduce blind spots. "Dangerous toys are fun, but you could get hurt!" |
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