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This is a similar idea to those video game controllers that vibrate during key moments in a game, except this is a seat at a real game that vibrates and maybe makes some sounds or plays music or whatever. In baseball a homerun could trigger it; basketball, a dunk; football americano, a touchdown; football
for the rest of the world, a goal...etc. It could come with the option of muting the vibrations/noises if you do wanna catch some zzz's. I'm sure the taxpayers would'nt mind a bit throwing in a little extra money for this option the next time their city has to finance a new stadium.
Tactile Transducers
http://www.practica...m/bass-shakers.html
Aura, Buttkickers and other bass tactile transducers are ever more finding their way into home theatre seating and furniture. [bristolz, Jun 01 2005]
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Anything that's going to (a) put an increase on the cost of a season ticket and (b) ravage my winter hemorrhoids can get to Falkirk. |
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The actuator would only have to work across the edge of the seat, 'cos that's where the occupant should be. |
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Also, an inconspicuous low-grade heating element might cause a bit of dehydration, resulting in improved sales of beverages. |
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Genius thinking there Soterios. |
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Good one for the adult video market. Am surprised you did not mention it. |
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//an inconspicuous low-grade heating element// ...also useful when playing a computer game and the hero wets himself. |
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During exciting moments at stadiums, people usually stand, unless it's baseball, in which case there aren't any truly exciting moments. Great for the house though. [+] |
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Kidding 'bout the baseball thing. I love that game. |
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