Patt Morrison for June 13, 2012
Disco ball-like mirror could save your life
Whether you’re in an Escalade or a Prius, one problem that all drivers face is what they can’t see.With his new disco ball-inspired mirror, a math professor from Drexel University may have eliminated one of the most pesky and dangerous quirks of driving: the blindspot. The “wide angle substantially nondistorting mirror” works like a mirror ball, but unfortunately it doesn’t look like one. Last week Drexel announced that it received a patent for Hicks’ mirror.
Guest:
R. Andrew Hicks, associate head of the mathematics department at Drexel University in Philadelphia














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