Looking around, the city is full of pedestrians walking and staring at their mobile phones. According to a study published by the University of Queensland in Australia, people who lower their hair while walking and text messages will have a more mechanical and rigid posture, which is at risk of falling, being hit by a car or tripping. Although various studies have shown that being a "head bower" has all kinds of harm and no benefit, this behavior cannot be cured. According to Australian media reports on March 30, recently, the sidewalks in Melbourne began to pilot the ground Solar Traffic Lights, which is the first time this technology has been applied in Australia.
"Super intimate": Melbourne pilot ground Solar Traffic Lights
In order to ensure the safety of pedestrians, signal lights were installed at the intersection of Little Collins Street and Swanston Street, aiming to improve the visibility at night and also more convenient to remind mobile phone users. The signal light operates 24 hours a day and night. The installation here is mainly due to the dense crowds and frequent violations of traffic rules.
Luke Downer, Minister of Road Safety, said there was growing evidence that browsing a mobile phone while walking on the street could lead to serious personal injury, so pedestrians needed to pay close attention to their surroundings and not their smartphones. cell phone. These lights will effectively remind people that the red light is on, pay attention to traffic. In addition to providing sidewalk lights, the Traffic Accident Commission will also organize special personnel to help pedestrians cross the road safely.
The trial in Victoria will last for 12 months, after which the road safety department will assess the applicability of the pavement infrastructure and see if it can be fully rolled out in Melbourne. The government of New South Wales, Australia, had previously announced that it would pilot a similar ground lighting technology in Sydney's central business district, but Melbourne seemed to be running ahead and took the lead in applying this sidewalk light.
Coincidentally, in the UK, people often trip over their mobile phones while walking, don't look at their cars while walking, and bump into others. To solve this problem, a new mobile app has been developed that lets users see the road ahead while texting.
According to a report on the website of the British "Daily Mail" on March 4, this application is called "Type on Walk", which uses the camera on the back of the mobile phone to display the scene in front of the user as the background pattern of typing on the mobile phone. on the screen. Users can enter information on this real-time background and send it via text message or email, post it on Facebook or Twitter, or paste it elsewhere.
At present, there is no such precedent in China. From 2001 to now, Ruichen has been committed to providing people with safe, intelligent and green transportation methods. With eleven years of industry experience, he has a number of patents, strict material selection and mature technology. Excellent, factory direct sales, products can be customized. Tuoan is a high-tech enterprise specializing in R&D, design, production and sales of products in the transportation field, and providing excellent solutions and high-quality services. The company continues to innovate around the needs of customers, cooperates with partners openly, and builds all-round solutions in the fields of traffic safety, intelligent transportation, and rational lighting, and strives to reduce traffic safety accidents and create the best social, economic and environmental benefits. . At present, Ruichen's products and solutions have been applied in more than 50 countries.
