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Please, just invent eyeglasses that dynamically subdue oncoming headlights (of any type) already. Incredibly, this golden goose has not yet been plucked AFAICS
by stareatgoats 3y ago
Please, just invent eyeglasses that dynamically subdue oncoming headlights (of any type) already. Incredibly, this golden goose has not yet been plucked AFAICS (the tinted co-called "night-driving-glasses" don't work - or did I just not find the right brand yet?).
- pi-e-sigma 3y ago[dead]
- gnicholas 3y agoWouldn't this make it harder to see everything, since it would also cut the light transmission of your own headlights as well?
- stareatgoats 3y agoI'm thinking a blot on the glasses that only cuts out the headlights, nothing else. [0] It could also possibly be a blot the size of the lamps on the windshield that tracks where the eyes are in relation to the oncoming headlights at any moment. I'm not saying it would be easy, but the tech is conceivable at least. I have been told this problem is something that gets worse with age, but in my case; if there is oncoming traffic in the dark, in many if not most cases I largely lose perception of the lightless events in my own lane. There could be a deer (or someone) standing there and I wouldn't know. I have been wondering how many accidents that might be caused by this. [0] Edit: The dynamic "blot" could perhaps just affect the left half of the glasses (in countries with righthand traffic) , with a small twist of the head one would not be blinded in that case. I just hope this might give someone ideas.