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Test your abilities
Canadian inventor Matthias Wendel offers a simple, but fascinating and useful game-test aimed at testing a person's ability to judge distance.
With it, each user can visually assess how strong their habits are for accurate assessment.
A series of four types of tasks are brought to the attention of those interested in the Eyeballing Game.
In each of them, it is necessary to divide the angle in half, to determine the center of a circle inscribed in the triangle, to determine a point common to three rays, to make a regular rhomboid from the quadrilateral, to find the midpoint of a segment or to determine the center of a circle.
To answer, you just need to point with the mouse where the answer point is.
When you complete each task, you see how many units you got wrong or if you answered correctly.
At the end you see statistics of your mistakes. You can also estimate how much your results deviate from the average of the last 10,000 tests.
You can take the test HERE .
DEVELOPMENT OF OCOMER
To teach novice/non-only drivers how to measure distances with just a ruler so they can use the 80trillionKM Driver Assistance Software System (ADAS) more effectively:
Guide for Visual Distance Estimation for Drivers Using ADAS 80trillionKM.
Tutorial exercise: Approximate distance measurement Purpose: Improve the ability to visually estimate distances with 90% accuracy
Tools:
- Laser tape measure
- Markers or stakes for marking distances
- Open area (park, sports field, empty lot)
- Notebook
Stages:
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Preparation:
- 1. Choose a safe open area where you can mark distances without obstacles (e.g., parking lots of large grocery stores).
- 2. Mark 5 points with markers, cones, or stakes at distances of 10, 20, 30, 50, and 100 meters apart.
- 3. Record the actual distances in a table format in a notebook.
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Training:
- 1. Try to estimate the distance to the first marker (10 meters) using only your eyes.
- 2. Record your estimate in the table.
- 3. Use the laser tape measure to check the actual distance.
- 4. Record the difference between your estimate and the actual distance.
- 5. Repeat steps 1-4 for the remaining markers (20, 30, 50, and 100 meters).
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Analyzing the Results:
- 1. After completing the training, calculate the average difference between your estimates and the actual distances.
- 2. If the average difference is greater than 10%, repeat the training, focusing on the distances that are most challenging for you.
- 3. Continue training until your average accuracy reaches 90%.
Additional Tips:
- Practice regularly to maintain your visual distance estimation skills.
- Train in different lighting and weather conditions.
- Compare your estimates with others to get feedback.
- Use visualization techniques, such as breaking the distance into smaller parts.
- Be patient and don’t give up if you don’t see results immediately.
Conclusion: Once you have mastered visual distance estimation, you will be able to use the ADAS 80trillionKM software more effectively.