Cyclists' GPS system uses music to guide you +VIDEO  It's called
'Oh Music Where Art Thou' and the designers claim it makes
navigation fun  by nick_rearden   September 12, 2011    Oh Music
Where Art Thou.jpg  A group of students from the Netherlands is
working on a development that combines existing GPS data and the
music on a mobile device to steer you towards your destination
without onscreen arrows or voice commands.  The four User System
Interaction trainees from Eindhoven University of Technology
have designed their variation of a GPS navigation system in
combination with a small portable computer, in this case an
Android-based smart phone, along with a pair of headphones to
help cyclists navigate without distraction from the road ahead.
The system named 'Oh Music Where Art Thou?' relies on the human
brain's ability to detect tiny differences in audio balance
between the left and right ears and the students have worked on
artificially altering the perceived direction of this stereo
image audio to guide