The Terrestrial Shrub Rover Lets You Stake Out Unsuspecting Neighbors
Marissa Liu — June 10, 2010 — Autos
References: jalopnik
The Terrestrial Shrub Rover by Jason Shull is a go kart adorned with a fiberglass dome and fake shrubbery. The electric-powered, stake-out vehicle, which debuted at Grounds for Sculpture, is a small, single person surveillance unit that will allow you to spy on others fairly undetected.
Whether you find the Terrestrial Shrub Rover to be creepy or creative, there is obviously a market for such things. I think it would be more effective if the shape was more natural, though, instead of a perfectly trimmed cube.
Whether you find the Terrestrial Shrub Rover to be creepy or creative, there is obviously a market for such things. I think it would be more effective if the shape was more natural, though, instead of a perfectly trimmed cube.
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Covert Technology — Opportunities for further development in surveillance technology that can blend in with natural environments.
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Stealth Vehicles — Innovation in stealth vehicles designed for covert surveillance.
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Fiberglass Innovations — Advancement in the use of fiberglass as material for covert technology.
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Art Installation — The Art Industry can benefit from incorporating the use of discreet technology into installations to surprise and engage audiences.
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