Comments on : Smiling Vehicle Displays Human Emotions : DigInfo
You missed the important part -- the fabric. Made of a fiber that is like a soft-skin; it stretch by 500 to 900%! I'm not sure if you've noticed, but that is in high-demand. It could be used for seating furniture, like couches, so they don't look like crap after a few years of use. If you've seen leather couch after a couple years, it's all cracked. But if it was made from a stretching fabric, it would still look brand new a few years after purchase. Better durability, Less waste.
	comment by dfhdhjkkt

Comments on : Smiling Vehicle Displays Human Emotions : DigInfo
wow completely useless... everytime the car is touched it smiles... wtf??? the car's gay... and plus driving it is useless... i dont see anything human like in it... nissan shud work on something like the way honda made that robot that moved acted completely like a human... and recognised faces as well... or do something useful atleast... this is a waste of time and lots and LOTS of money...
	comment by gtabccc

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Its meant to counteract the fact that people roadrage easily partly because they cannot see the other guys face usually. They see an emotionless car; an unknown. And everyone knows that unknowns are the worst things to fear. Add a loud horn to the mix and our primal instincts make us behave like cavemen protecting our homestead. Still, I'm not sure this is the answer...
	comment by saaffgdsg

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The Japanease are great inventors, they are even a couple of years ahead of us. You're probably saying that it's crappy now, but in a couple of years these cars will be great hits, while the Japanease are even more ahead of us :P
	comment by dsgsdl;i

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Indeed they are geat inventors, but they spend too much time building unuseless inventions like this car or equare watermelon otherwise of researching improved things to replace old and inefficient things as the cfc gas or the plastic. They are really ahead of us, so this will not be a problem if someone want to make it.
	comment by SGSYYYS

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Lol first i thought like, "WTF, how could this make driving better?" But then what if there was a hot chick walking down the street and your car could wink at her, huh? Or your car might even make an aggressive expression or even make a "Grrr!" sound when a robber tries to steal your car? lol, awesome
	comment by aEW2DS

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What a steaming pile. Cars have always had the potential to be 'an extension of the drivers character". Why the hell would I want to own something quite as faggoty as this? Seriously Nissan, just build a car people enjoy owning and driving.
	comment by dfhfhsa vvb

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Sounding a horn has negative connotations eh? Explain then how are you going to alert pedestrians if you are heading straight for them and can't avoid hitting them (going too fast, breaks are out etc.)? I'd like to see the smile on the car help you then. - If the car really is supposed to be an extension of the drivers character, a rotating middle finger on the roof seems like a better match for the emotions of people who get behind the wheel.
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