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Foaming at the wheel

This could be what a car thief sees in the future...

10th September 2006

Security experts have come up with a system that not only stops thieves from taking your car, but prevents them escaping, too.

US firm Fujitsu Ten has found a way to use expanding polystyrene foam to pin crooks to their seat. When the device detects movement, a small amount of a liquid chemical is released, which then expands to fill the car. Police can cut through the solid foam with a hot wire to reach an intruder. The crazy idea has been recognised by the US Patent Office, but has yet to win any customers.

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