Would be good if they played a sound while you crossed too!
Google Image Result for http://bi.gazeta.pl/im/7/8319/z8319967X,Z-przejscia-w-ksztalcie-klawiatury-niektorzy-k… | Zebra crossing, Urban art installation, Street art
Aug 7, 2012 - This may not be very exciting to most, but as a piano player I find it extremely cool. Newly painted zebra crossings in Warsaw have been given a new shape. I absolutely love it!!!
Think its just a concept/idea rather than a thing. Though not sure. It says in the Wired article that it could project silhouettes of the pedestrians behind it, so the motorists are aware that there are lives behind the barrier, that don’t want to be extinguished. Would this type of thing help though? Motorists that ignore lights are just as likely to ignore laser lights too right?
Laser Wall Replaces Traffic Light
Laser experts, we need to know something: Would this work? The Virtual Wall is designed as a replacement for traffic lights and if made would use "plasma laser beams" to project silhouettes of moving people into the path of oncoming traffic. Supposedly this would calm traffic and make drivers more c... Read more
Wow, I found this from a Google reverse image search. It’s a “virtual wall” and looks like they made it over a decade ago, why aren’t they all over the place already?
You can’t project lasers onto nothing, but you can use clouds or mist like this idea https://ideamill.info/waterfall-road-signs/
We should have these crossing laser walls on the end of groins and piers in Brighton, and the gay lights they have in Madrid.
The UK has a cheaper solution, ain’t seen one of these but there was one in London.
Would be good if they played a sound while you crossed too!
Think its just a concept/idea rather than a thing. Though not sure. It says in the Wired article that it could project silhouettes of the pedestrians behind it, so the motorists are aware that there are lives behind the barrier, that don’t want to be extinguished. Would this type of thing help though? Motorists that ignore lights are just as likely to ignore laser lights too right?
Wow, I found this from a Google reverse image search. It’s a “virtual wall” and looks like they made it over a decade ago, why aren’t they all over the place already?