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"Force field" might be use to replace windshield wipers


It look like a British super car manufacturer, McLaren are planning to replace windshield wipers with a "force field". The new system, which is adapted from fighter jets are able to shake water, dirt and bugs from the windscreen.

Is this technology affordable to the masses?
When we see a new technology become available to the masses, the price tag is often the number one factor that prevent ordinary peoples from purchasing it. However, according to The Daily Mail, this "force field" system could be produced for as little as £10 once it is perfected.

The benefits of using “force field” instead of the windshield wiper
Other than looking fancy, the new system also have some other benefits of using it. This include:

  • A better view since there's no wiper moving across your windscreen when you're driving
  • No more brochures or flayers under your wiper blade since there is no wiper blade at the first place.

Windshield wipers had been used for so many years and it probably take some time before this new system replace the traditional windshield wipers. Nevertheless, this is a very exciting news.

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  1. Jason FuryFebruary 25, 2020 at 10:06 PM

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