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3D printing an entire new plate and making it retroreflective seems quite a bit harder than "putting some tape on it" to me, so it seems like it's successful?
by tbabb 9y ago
3D printing an entire new plate and making it retroreflective seems quite a bit harder than "putting some tape on it" to me, so it seems like it's successful?
- clort 9y agowhat about having a blank retroreflective tape and just getting vinyl lettering to stick on and change it when you want a different one? My "James Bond" idea was to have a car with cameras front and back that could read the plates of the vehicles to either side. Then, the plate would be a retroreflective panel with an active LCD overlay.. you could change your plates to whatever you wanted, and the car could have a 'stealth' mode, where when you drove behind a car, your rear plate would match theirs.. and from the front, your plate would match the car behind.