Driving in the Future
Nov 16, 2017, 07:45 AM
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Driving in the Future
The brain takes 1/4 second to process and recognize visual images from the eye.
At 100 mph you're traveling at 146 feet per second, or 37 feet per 1/4 second.
What you "see" is 1/4 second in the past.
So, at 100 mph, when you "see" your tire at the apex, you are actually 37 feet past the apex.
We are essentially driving in the future.
At 100 mph you're traveling at 146 feet per second, or 37 feet per 1/4 second.
What you "see" is 1/4 second in the past.
So, at 100 mph, when you "see" your tire at the apex, you are actually 37 feet past the apex.
We are essentially driving in the future.
Last edited by Chadrad; Apr 23, 2022 at 12:55 AM.
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Brm3d1na (Nov 22, 2017)
Nov 22, 2017, 12:34 AM
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The brain takes 1/4 second to process and recognize visual images from the eye.
At 100 mph you're traveling at 146 feet per second, or 37 feet per 1/4 second.
What you "see" is 1/4 second in the past.
So, at 100 mph, when you "see" your tire at the apex, you are actually 37 feet past the apex.
We are essentially driving in the future.
At 100 mph you're traveling at 146 feet per second, or 37 feet per 1/4 second.
What you "see" is 1/4 second in the past.
So, at 100 mph, when you "see" your tire at the apex, you are actually 37 feet past the apex.
We are essentially driving in the future.
Dec 22, 2017, 12:09 PM
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Recent studies have shown we process images in 10-13 milliseconds.
Apr 28, 2018, 10:01 PM
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Yeah this is the latest number. It was 100 milliseconds in earlier studies and in software we've known for at least 20 years that anything that takes longer than 250 milliseconds needs some kind of notification to the user that something is happening (i.e a progress bar/status update).
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