General Motors Researching HUD Windshields For The Elderly
Detroit (MI) - The windshield of the future could have lasers, infrared sensors and even cameras. General Motors is developing this high-tech windshield to help elderly drivers see the road and obstacles. Using a coating that lights up when hit with ultraviolet light, the windshield will enhance objects and mark the edges of the road.
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yeah or just really confuse the elderly, they will wonder why its highlighted, panic then crash. Have you ever seen an elderly person get the message "Windows has performed an illegal operation"? i have and to every elderly person it happens to they believe they are going to be arrested by the police.
Lets hope it's not powered by Microsoft software. "Blue screen of death" could take on a whole new meaning!