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Noise Snare ? it's like photo radar for loud vehicles It’s a situation that everyone has experienced – you’re walking down the street, when a vehicle drives by that’s so loud, people cover their ears and cast angry glances at the driver. You assume that it’s illegal to use a muffler that’s so ineffective, or to have a stereo turned up that high, but if it is ... how come so many people seemingly get away with it? Well, part of the reason is manpower. While speeders and red-light-runners can be ticketed in the thousands using automated systems, actual police officers need to go out and manually check cars and motorcycles for noise violations. The designer of Noise Snare, however, claims that his unmanned system can automatically detect and identify overly-audible vehicles. .. Continue Reading Noise Snare – it's like photo radar for loud vehicles Tags: Noise Canceling, Sound, Traffic Related Articles: Lotus’ patented Active Noise Control technologies poised to make motoring more comfortableInfiniti M35h first hybrid to get an audible pedestrian warning system as standardHearing Components $79.95 noise reducing Comply NR-10 earphonesQUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System headed offshoreToyota employs noise-canceling tech on hybridSensear - letting you clearly hear speech in a noisy workplace.
Noise Snare ? it's like photo radar for loud vehicles
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