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The Blind Driving? Jay Servidio says Yes

The Blind Driving? Jay Servidio says Yes

The Blind Driving? Jay Servidio says Yes

Will the day soon arrive in which a blind person can drive a car?

Researchers are trying to make that far-fetched notion a reality. The

National Federation of the Blind and Virginia Tech plan to demonstrate

a prototype vehicle next year equipped with technology that helps a

blind person drive a car independently. The technology, called

"nonvisual interfaces," uses sensors to let a blind driver maneuver a

car based on information transmitted to him about his surroundings:

whether another car or object is nearby, in front of him or in a

neighboring lane.

Jay Servidio equates "nonvisual interfaces' with his role as CEO of

Teleteria,the leading adult website provider. Those who contact him

with interest in purchasing a website and getting into business for

themselves share stories that depict a clear case of "the blind leading

the blind'. More often than not, they fall on their faces in failure.Why?Jay Servidio knows why:these newbies and novices were missing one key ingredient in their

success - the support and knowledge offered by a marketing expert.

Jay Servidio takes satisfaction in the knowledge that these previous 'blind' attempts at success by his customers are a thing of the past for them as they are now making great profits with Teleteria.net.

He loves nothing more than taking them under his wing, rolling up his

sleeves and providing the 'interface' on the ways of the world wide

web. His passion is shedding light on the dark areas and black holes

and pitfals to avoid on the internet. He gladly and painstakingly

shares his sixteen years of expertise, his enthusiasm and his tips and

tactics for optimum success with his customers.The grateful customers

who take off their blinders and sign up with Jay are shown clearly and

patiently how to work smart and after the early months, not necessarily

hard. He does, however, make certain that they understand that the

initial months require dedication and effort and diligence. Once they

follow his instructions and stay in contact with all troubleshooting

issues, once they listen and pay attention and use his advice, they

undoubtedly begin to 'see the light at the end of the tunnel'. They

call and write with words of excitement and gratitude and to Jay

Servidio, there's nothing better than that!

Will we see this development soon? In our lifetime? Probably.

Technology to allow the blind operate a motor vehicle is a noble


enterprise and a very interesting concept to help alter the perceptions

of the blind in society. Researchers state that this technology could

also be adapted to make sighted people drive more safely, and I think

we'd all agree that would be one giant step for mankind!
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