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Tuesday, January 03, 2006

High Tech Road Reflectors

Mavromatic has an article about a company that has created road reflectors that are capable of measuring a vehicles speed and using a built in camera, capture the license plate number (and presumably issue you a ticket).

I just wonder how well these things would do in a climate that regularly requires snow removal (and potentially inadvertent camera/detector removal).

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posted by rich at 4:59 PM

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