It is awesome technology, but dont hit the plastic yellow/black [Warning! work in progress] or [WARNING! do not enter] line with it. it takes half an hour to remove it out of the moving parts.

#1 not very effective warning cones if the driver doesn't see them

When can we expect to put these badboys on cars?

#3 im thinking this design offers a great challenge regarding high speeds and stability, it has to be used with rather slow moving vehicles the way it looks to me. But the usage can be very variable, i can imagine a billion things right of the bat, just to mention a couple; have it used on a highway, but on the lane walls. They could move around and adjust traffic more efficient remotely. Or you could implement them to a wheelchair solution for people who need wheelchairs. The thing is that these can be used also invertedly. Have a platform slide over while the wheels are mounted stationary on the ground, kinda like a conveyor belt in principal. I could go on and on i think...

This is the car that Bill & Ben would have driven.

This is rather old news.After thirteen years of development the company closed up and went out of business.
The only units you can buy are on the used equipment registers.

#6 Yes Bill and Ben brought out all the old stock. The company was renamed 'Little Weed' and they get lots and lots of calls for some reason

Looks like its moonwalking!

the video quality is so high i cant handle it

Just imagine driving this around all day then getting into your car to drive home, you'd be all over the car park.