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Emily Brooke
@buzzbrooke · CEO + Founder, Blaze
Hey guys, thanks for your interest in our Laserlight!
@natedesmond your rethink is right! The inspiration for the Laserlight came from the statistic that "79% of cyclists are hit when they are travelling straight ahead and another vehicle manoeuvres into them." - this covers sadly the most common cause of cyclist fatality (and often talked about) 'blind spo… See more
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Zack Shapiro
@zackshapiro · Head of Mobile at Splash
$200 US, woof. Then again, I guess you can't put a price on safety
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Emily Brooke
@buzzbrooke · CEO + Founder, Blaze
Hey guys, thanks for your interest in our Laserlight!
@natedesmond your rethink is right! The inspiration for the Laserlight came from the statistic that "79% of cyclists are hit when they are travelling straight ahead and another vehicle manoeuvres into them." - this covers sadly the most common cause of cyclist fatality (and often talked about) 'blind spo… See more
Romain Dardour
@rdardour · Co-founder, hull.io
Looks like an amazing idea. Successfuly changes bike lights from "Make me visible" to "Make me seen" which is their real purpose
Nate Desmond
@natedesmond · YouTube Quant Marketing Analyst
As a bicyclist, I've been interested in laser projections since this back in 2009: http://bikeportland.org/2009/01/...
LaserLight looks interesting, but with two challenges:
1) They project in front of the bicyclist, while most danger normally comes from overtaking traffic.
2) Competitors like LightLane have suffered from generally dim lasers that aren't … See more