Yeppers...
...but I'm not sure the biker knew our work van was equipped with cameras.
Yeppers...
...but I'm not sure the biker knew our work van was equipped with cameras.
If the picture of the van you posted is correct, it is obvious that it has cameras. (To anyone 40 and under)
Perhaps, but this guy was coming up from behind us, and what is on the back of the van doesn't look like a camera unless one gets close enough to see it tucked up under the back rack. I'll have to see if I can find a photo showing the location of that camera. All the rest of the cameras are up inside small boxes down around the rear bumper and attached to the back rack.
Younger people recognize and understand technology. They are immersed in it daily.
In the picture you provided, the 360 degree imaging device circled in yellow is assumed to be a camera. It appears another camera is hidden from the view in the picture. I will give you the benefit of doubt that the forward aimed imaging devices (cameras) could appear to be a light bar that are pretty common these days.
But that 360 imaging on top just screams camera!
In the picture you provided, the 360 degree imaging device circled in yellow is assumed to be a camera. It appears another camera is hidden from the view in the picture. I will give you the benefit of doubt that the forward aimed imaging devices (cameras) could appear to be a light bar that are pretty common these days.
But that 360 imaging on top just screams camera!
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Indeed. They usually have their heads buried in a cell phone...
Thats because they understand the millions of functions it can do and they use it. Older folks know how to answer a call, maybe text and, play solitaire on theirs. LOLIndeed. They usually have their heads buried in a cell phone...
Link to instructions for Solitaire?
Except that the van we are driving does NOT have that pedestal with the 360 capability of images. The 3D camera is the one tucked up under the top of the rack on the back and is in a housing, The ONLY way to see that camera is to be under the rack. He was no where near the rack when he started his wheelie maneuver. I think there are only about 3 or 4 company vans that have the 360 capability. There aren't many states that desire that capability. Indiana is one of those and we've worked parts of Indiana in 2019 and 2020.
Got any openings for drivers?
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