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Some cars with active suspension sort of do this. The front shocks tell the rear ones what is coming and they adjust their properties to compensate.
by Viper007Bond 10y ago
Some cars with active suspension sort of do this. The front shocks tell the rear ones what is coming and they adjust their properties to compensate.
- agumonkey 10y agoThe bose based suspensions ? I wonder how many got sold.
- Viper007Bond 10y agoNo, even things like the new Mustang GT350. Basically anything with active suspension that a lot of performance cars now have.
- hcrisp 10y agoMercedes was apparently the first to do this with a camera in their "magic body control" suspension system. http://youtu.be/ScpgI1w5F6A http://youtu.be/ScpgI1w5F6A Related, hilarious Mercedes chicken ad: http://youtu.be/TzhLIc6c4DU http://youtu.be/TzhLIc6c4DU
- andrewtbham 10y agoMercedes was the first to commercialize it but Bose had an earlier implementation and... the crazy part. It would jump over stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3gX2HwFf5I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3gX2HwFf5I