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Maaaaybe there would be heuristics that would interpret such wild movement as unhealthy and trigger a medical alert.
by mfoy_ 11y ago
Maaaaybe there would be heuristics that would interpret such wild movement as unhealthy and trigger a medical alert.
- JulianMorrison 11y agoCan such a heuristic distinguish wild movement from basketball (as shown in the video)?
- volkk 11y agoperhaps a "free movement" mode? (kinda like ABS on a car)
- lallysingh 11y agoIt wouldn't be hard to put bluetooth on the controller and tell it "this user is a seizure risk" vs "this user is playing basketball."
- codebeaker 11y agoOf course, there's nothing to stop the manufacturers programming in different modes, imagine speed limits, sports modes with higher torque and lower battery life, etc, etc. If some such "The operator is prone to seizures" mode were to exist, to require more prolonged sustained input from a user, or to move very slowly, after "double inputting" an intent, I can see this being quite safe, a "lean forwards twice to toggle moving forwards at 3mph" may well be a totally acceptable interface for some subset of people.