The response looks terribly underdamped on that, but I guess any quick movements could cause a tragedy. Put a nice gyro-stablized platform on there and pump up the gain.

Nissan prepping "intelligent" transportation safety system

Sep 17th 2006 10:49AM on Engadget

No one is going to buy a car that alerts them that they are speeding. That would get rather annoying. When it comes to "intelligent" cars I think it is an all or nothing deal. Either every car just drives itself or none do. This whole system, like endodoc has pointed out, is only going to give people another thing to be distracted by.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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