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  cmccooey

  10/19/09 | Report as spam

  RE: Design and development of sensor based traffic light syste ...

  good candidate for sentient object examples

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  sheronerose

  10/21/09 | Report as spam

  Design and development of sesnor

  Good write up on this niche. thanks for the sharing mate. keep more writing like this.

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  sheronerose

  10/21/09 | Report as spam

  RE: Design and development of sensor based traffic light syste ...

  The sensors at Andover W and Strander in Tukwila going south on Andover or making a left turn from Strander westbound to Andover W southbound don't work for motorcycles. I can trip them with a 1993 Nissan, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.nimbusitsolutions.com" rel="dofollow">bulk sms</a>but not with a Kawasaki KZ1000 LTD or a Honda PC800 (both 600 lb bikes).
  
  Mr.Albugal, you didn't really answer the question, which was what are motorcyclists supposed to do at the time that we're sitting at an intersection at oh-dark-thirty and the light is stuck on red? We're not idiots; we know where to look for the sensors, we know how to roll back and forth trying to trip them, some of us even know enough to have toyed with the notion of building EMP devices strong enough to trigger every sensor at the intersection at once. Some of the sensors just suck, and it's painfully obvious that you guys don't motorcycle-test your own sensors.
  
  So do we wait for two complete cycles and then treat the light as a stop sign or what?