Windshield wipers going the way of the dinosaurs?

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kimokalihi
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Windshield wipers going the way of the dinosaurs?

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http://gizmodo.com/mclaren-is-using-fig ... 1484213049

Ultrasonic transducer sends high frequency vibrations through the glass preventing water from sticking to the glass.
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Re: Windshield wipers going the way of the dinosaurs?

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I'll believe it when I see it, But I'm intrigued.
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86BRATMAN
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Re: Windshield wipers going the way of the dinosaurs?

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More crap i don't want.
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Re: Windshield wipers going the way of the dinosaurs?

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^+1

Makes sense for super cars that get tracked in the rain, and not much else.
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