A digital billboard company has the technology to make 3D ads on moving trucks
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#2Where are my ad-blocking glasses...
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#3Aren't there specific colors of lighting that vehicles cannot use?
like flashing blue and red lights are reserved for police cars.
construction vehicles get flashing yellow/orange, etc.
I don't know why this doesn't get shut down by the police.
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#4It will go away once someone hacks it and shows inappropriate content.
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#5I was under the impression that it was illegal to have any kind of light emitting signage on a moving vehicle. Does this vary by jurisdiction?
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#6Teslas will hate this
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#7Where are my ad-blocking glasses...
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#8Black Mirror's Waldo anyone?
> Appearing as Waldo via video screens on the side of a van, Jamie goads Monroe into confrontation as he campaigns [for political office].
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Waldo_MomentRe: A digital billboard company has the technology to make 3D ads on moving trucks
#9Where are my ad-blocking glasses...
You have to get the subscription, PeaceAndQuiet(tm) is 299.99/month, LowImpact(tm) is 199.99, and Budget(tm) is a 99.99. Honestly budget cuts out most of the gratuitously violent tiktoks, but if you want to avoid the AI ads you have to get PeaceAndQuiet..
Re: A digital billboard company has the technology to make 3D ads on moving trucks
#10I was under the impression that it was illegal to have any kind of light emitting signage on a moving vehicle. Does this vary by jurisdiction?
Yes. Video trucks are already common in Las Vegas, NV, USA.