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Very interesting and trick. Brings forward the question of what is too much information.
I can really appreciate the need for the rear view, I envisioned it being done with a CCTV screen
or heads-up display on the windscreen. This image is much better.
As they hinted, it would take some getting used to, for one thing it would be harder
if not impossible to ignore the rear view, I would think there might be times
it could be very distracting, a densely packed urban highway at night,
with 200 pairs of headlights behind you, or even an empty country highway
with one car behind you with his brights on, it would seem likely to hurt your night vision.
Doesn't seem to be DOT certified, let alone Snell. Maybe that takes awhile.
It would be good to hear somebody report on it.
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