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Jas

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14th Feb 06 at 15:16

http://www.wimp.com/auto/

i bet that cost a fair few penny's

big eck

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14th Feb 06 at 15:21

How weird is that, i'd hate to not be in control of my car when parking

nik

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14th Feb 06 at 15:24

Female only option.

big eck

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14th Feb 06 at 15:24

antonOO2

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14th Feb 06 at 15:28

they could have problems as if people knock there cars when out and about they could blame it on autopark

i didnt do it mr bm technicion my car did

Pablo

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14th Feb 06 at 15:35

sweet

Liam

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14th Feb 06 at 16:51

Sweeet

Rileysport

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14th Feb 06 at 16:58

you'd think that they'd fit indicators as standard before they bothered with that

Tiger

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14th Feb 06 at 17:18

That crashes my Firefox browser.

Paul H

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14th Feb 06 at 19:46

yeah thats been in the making for a while now.won't be long till the things drive themselves

carnoisseurcraig

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14th Feb 06 at 19:50

yup, honda have devoloped this and i believe its as standard on the new 06 toyota prius.

Rich H

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14th Feb 06 at 20:08

Is smart idea - imagine that system fitted to your learner car in a driving test!

Parallel park would be piece of piss!

[Edited on 14-02-2006 by hamman]

Jas

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14th Feb 06 at 22:50

il never own a car that drives its self...

knowing my luck id have the cunt of a computer program who wanst fun and games.. crashing into everything... and travelling at high speeds

Bart

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14th Feb 06 at 23:16

not sure how it works, and how much control you are actually in? i.e does it move at the correct speed itself?
If so there maybe safety issues with that.. someone steps out/falls out behind you.

Cosmo

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14th Feb 06 at 23:22

quote:
Originally posted by Bart
not sure how it works, and how much control you are actually in? i.e does it move at the correct speed itself?
If so there maybe safety issues with that.. someone steps out/falls out behind you.

Im guessing it uses a similar thing to reverse parking sensors, so will control direction and speed itself, and would stop if anyhting stepped out. Wouldnt mind bettering its overridden easily if you stamp on the brake.

Jas

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14th Feb 06 at 23:32

yeah.. im sure it uses the sensor's as shown in the video clip to work out angles speeds etc...

and as bart says im pretty sure they would have thought about the people or other objects getting in the way

Adam-D

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15th Feb 06 at 07:58

like it

Bart

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15th Feb 06 at 09:59

quote:
Originally posted by Jason2004
yeah.. im sure it uses the sensor's as shown in the video clip to work out angles speeds etc...

and as bart says im pretty sure they would have thought about the people or other objects getting in the way

well they would have to change the design of the current sensors, as they are currently 'spot' sensor,s and do not have a wide bandwith of area.
If i stand inbetween the sensors at home its not picked up.

Claire

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15th Feb 06 at 10:27

Toyota have their version in final testing now too...

Tom

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15th Feb 06 at 10:43

Toyota one you have to control the power I beleive.

K2 GTi

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15th Feb 06 at 16:46

SteveW

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15th Feb 06 at 16:52

oh so this is the post.. well i wasnt far off then

not like it was posted weeks ago or anything

_Allan_

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15th Feb 06 at 22:47

quote:
Originally posted by SteveW
oh so this is the post.. well i wasnt far off then

not like it was posted weeks ago or anything

Jasons is a repost

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