Do you think that the current traffic lights that we have aren’t good decent? Korean designer Hojoon Lim has a way to improve it, with his 4-way traffic lights concept. Instead of you having to look at the lights, the traffic light can project laser beams to “bar” the street, letting you know when you can or can’t cross the street. Aside from the laser beams (which everybody loves), it’s plus solar-powered, thanks to the solar panels at the top, ensuring that we have a greener future.

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Intersections anywhere in the world can be dangerous, particularly whether you aren’t certain what’s coming from either of the sides. Instead of placing a traffic light there, you can minimize the occurrence of accidents whether that AISA concept device becomes a reality. Instead of functioning as traffic lights, it serves to warn vehicles or society who approach it of the upcoming traffic via flashing LEDs. The color of the LED will indicate the degree of danger, and the flashing rhythm will show the speed of the approaching vehicle/person. Would that help you avoid accidents?

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It is not strange to see a mild-mannered person turn into a monster behind the wheel, as there can be a lot of anger flowing through rush hour traffic. Well, perhaps whether road transport departments worldwide were to adopt the smiley traffic light notion, things could brighten up at busy intersections. After all, isn’t the Web generation all about emoticons?

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Do you loathe the sounds of dawn rush hour traffic, with impatient drivers honking their way through? whether that’s the case and you find it hard to wake up, thereupon the traffic light alarm clock might be just the tonic for you. After all, it comes in the structure of a traffic light with a 4cm speaker more than ready to get you up and out of bed with noise from crowded streets, including screeching tires, loud honking noise and famous music that plays when you are crossing the intersections in Japan. We wonder whether there would be localized versions of that in the future…

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How would you like to know how distant you’re going to be stuck at that red light until it turns green? Well, a rather interesting stoplight design by Damjan Stankovic will indicate with a circular countdown meter around the light the amount of instance you’ll be stationary. With that knowledge, you can decide whether you want to turn off your engine to save gas, or do take a quick peek at your schedule. Of course, a digital timer above the traffic light would be more accurate, and is already implemented in many countries. Still, that implementation looks awesome!

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How would you like to know how towering you’re going to be stuck at that red light until it turns green? Well, a rather interesting stoplight design by Damjan Stankovic will indicate with a circular countdown meter around the light the amount of moment you’ll be stationary. With that knowledge, you can decide whether you want to turn off your engine to save gas, or do take a quick peek at your schedule. Of course, a digital timer above the traffic light would be more accurate, and is already implemented in many countries. Still, that implementation looks awesome!

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