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With this technology it would likely make it much safer driving in poor to no visibility areas.

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well I wonder if if the airpax could also be put in other environments for recreation use like bikes and other stuff

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This could mean so much for blind people to finally have a chance to drive independently and yet the biggest set back would be the acceptance of society

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Like the ted talk we watched a couple weeks ago where they used a vest to show data and imagery, it makes sense that you could learn to drive with gloves or some sort of technology. We have trained our eyes for years so with training with these it could become seamless.

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I think even if the car can be as safe as regular cars, it is going to be really difficult to convince society to let the cars/ blind drivers on the road.

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The drive grip CONFUSES me a bit, but also reminds me of Nate's AT idea.

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I feel like the biggest setback through all of this is getting society to accept blind drivers on the road

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the device with the air describing the road seems complicated to understand and solely uses it for driving.

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I don't really understand how the driver can understand the air pressure and frequencies to read the road. It seems like it would be super hard to understand because its so intricate.

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It's really cool how they used a massage chair to tell the person how fast they are going with vibrations. It's interesting how everyday objects can be transformed.

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I like how they are focusing on giving the blind person independence (info vs instruction)

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All these device seem like they wouldn't do much on there own but when put together they create an amazing opportunity. I am really interested to see where this goes.

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Their testing method at Daytona was pretty entertaining. It became so much of a spectacle.

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I think in the future it would be cool to have cars purpose built with this tech in it instead of adding it to present vehicles

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i can't believe the driver made it through the barrels at the end - that's so cool

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I really like the gloves that are made to tell the driver how much to turn

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Like how they blend all of these different technologies that work together very well

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The shoe that applies pressure to the foot and other sensory notifiers are pretty awesome.

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the drive grip is a really cool idea

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I like how Dennis incorporated non visual interfaces that the driver can independently control so they aren't the "backdriver" when they drive