[Electronics-Talk] Warning about using Aira!

Jordan Gallacher jordanandseptember at gmail.com
Sun Dec 22 19:17:56 UTC 2019


They changed and can tell you the traffic signal if they can see it.  Not a
bad idea in some situations.  I have one street crossing where I used to
live where this would have worked well.
Jordan

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Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] Warning about using Aira!

Personally I don't think you should be using Aira this way.  Initially they
wouldn't do that kind of thing, I guess they have changed -- and I think it
is dangerous. They have no control over where you are looking,so it would be
easy to miss something, nor not be able to see it.

Dave

At 06:25 AM 12/21/2019, you wrote:
>Warning about using Aira & street crossing!
>
>I have been using Aira for over 1 year now. Sometimes an Aira agent can 
>see the walk signal & sometimes not. When they cannot the agent tells 
>me & then I point the camera at the traffic signal & not the walk 
>signal. This was working!
>
>Not this time. The Aira agent said I had the walk signal. I heard no 
>moving traffic. So, I put 1 foot out in the street & wiz a car went 
>across my path
>2 lanes away. I pulled my foot back & to more cars went right where my 
>foot was!
>
>Obviously that Aira agent could not see the walk signal. Bad 
>information is worse than no information.
>
>Yes, I did report that to Aira. Because I could have died, I just 
>wanted you to know for your safety. Sometimes I cannot tell if I have 
>the walk signal because of noises or a lack of traffic flow.
>
>
>
>Mike


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