Cars that drive where you draw
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RCA Show, III. Lineriders cars have been designed by Philip Worthington and William Denniss to follow lines that people draw on the surface with pens, speeding up and slowing down according to a visual annotation language.
The toy car is equipped with sensors that allow it to follow the lines. the track can be annotated with symbols that are understood optically by the car, telling it to alter it's driving pattern (eg. speeding up for a jump, slowing down or preparing for an oncoming obstacle or sharp turn). |
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Over at we make money not art they have a story about super cool toy cars which follow lines you draw on whatever surface they’re running on. Putting aside parental worries over the future of your table tops, how cool is that? Draw a line with a... Read More
Lineriders cars have been designed by Philip Worthington and William Denniss to follow lines that ... Read More
Diesmal: Spielzeugautos, die eine gezeichnete Linie entlangfahren und auf verschiedene Liniencodes reagieren können. Von Philip Wothington und William Denniss - diesmal ohne Video, vermutlich eine Designstudie ohne funktionierenden Prototyp. (v... Read More
I saw this first on Wil Wheaton's blog. He references Makezine which references We-Make-Money-Not-Art. Lineriders seems to be a toy car about the size of a Mattel HotWheels car that can follow any line drawn by a person. Annotations on... Read More
Lineriders son el nuevo prototipo de coches de juguete que la marca Mattel (la de los Hot Wheels) esta desarrollando para sacar al mercado. La gracia de éstos es que tienen integrados un sistema de sensores que le permiten moverse libremente siguiend... Read More
