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Re: Segways banned in Britain

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Originally Posted by Ashley Weed
Yes, very true system usage can be expanded on through the most elaborate rules developed in HCI over the years in the case of the Segway. However, in who's eyes is the determining factor who is "normal" or fit enough for the Seg?
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the engineers who designed it should of had some input into the users manual. That two page speel that is in every users manual now-adays: not intended for: children, animals, persons over 250 lbs... do not use in the water or near cliffs.....

the users manual should spell out who the system was designed for.
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