Remember those old movies with the rapidly shifting landscape or street on a projected window in a studio mockup of a car?
When in traffic, project beatiful visions of a pristine landscape zipping by at 80 MPH on side windows and portions of windshield.-- theircompetitor, Mar 25 2004 Faux Muscle Cars http://www.halfbake...aux_20Muscle_20Carssee [half]'s annotation about the rear window [krelnik, Oct 04 2004] home based one for dogs http://www.halfbake...0Window_20Simulator [po, Oct 04 2004] bluescreen... http://www.halfbake...screen_20Windshield [po, Oct 04 2004] Driving using a video game interface http://www.youtube....zc&feature=youtu.be [theircompetitor, Oct 11 2011] Active Windows http://venturebeat....ar-windows-to-life/ [theircompetitor, Jan 20 2012] Something like this in http://www.scribd.c...The-Marching-Morons [mouseposture, Jan 21 2012] Have antelopes and herds of elephants charging by in a storm of dust, that would be pretty cool considering you would only see them overtaking you from the side and never see them up front.-- skinflaps, Mar 25 2004 I think bikers and cyclists have enough trouble being seen as it is.-- po, Mar 25 2004 This would only be on while the car was stopped.-- GenYus, Mar 25 2004 Haven't we done this before? I remember suggesting film of roller-coaster rides or some such.-- squeak, Mar 25 2004 I thought so too, but all I can find is some discussion of doing this in the rear window in one of my ideas. See link.-- krelnik, Mar 25 2004 Look at the linked video -- this is someone driving using a video game interface -- which in turn is using video input.-- theircompetitor, Oct 11 2011 // When in traffic, project beatiful visions of a pristine landscape zipping by at 80 MPH on side windows and portions of windshield. //
Whereas when you're zipping along at 80mph through a pristine and beautiful landscape, the projected image of a slow-moving traffic jam obscures your view of fist-shaking locals and the moose you're about to hit.-- Alterother, Oct 11 2011 random, halfbakery