LieDar is a fake lidar sensor that you can attach to the top of your car to instantly turn it into a self-driving vehicle. Whereas some companies have spent millions of dollars developing the technology to have conversations about the future of transportation, you can butt in for a mere fraction of the cost. To join the multimillion dollar conversation all you need is a 3D printer, and a little gumption.
When your car sports fashionable technology you can experience first-hand what it is like to be a leader in innovation. Everywhere you go people will stop dead in their tracks in wonder and admiration. Children will look back and remember the day they first encountered a self-driving car — your self-driving car! Overnight you can go from merely being a terrible driver to a well-respected and beloved ambassador of the future.
Impress your neighbors. Meet new people. Become more attractive to members of all sexes. Own the road! The LieDar can do all of this for you and more. Retrofit your car today!
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Great Randy…just what I need! For the last 20 years I have been trying to figure out how to be a “well-respected and beloved ambassador of the future” and now with your guidance and this great product I finally know how –thanks 🙂
Great Randy…just what I need! For the last 20 years I have been trying to figure out how to be a “well-respected and beloved ambassador of the future” and now with your guidance and this great product I finally know how –thanks 🙂