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For elevators that only go to 2 floors | |
Honestly. You have the floor you are
on and the other floor but there are
two buttons with numbers
corresponding to the floors. Think of
all of those wasted seconds when
people are thinking which floor they
want to be on and which floor they
are on.
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I think this is baked in my local mall. You press the door close button, and it goes. That might, however, just be from people calling it on the second floor. + |
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I don't think I've ever seen an elevator that only goes two floors-- I mean, even the ones in the bi-leveled strip malls can access the basement, I believe. Otherwise, in the (seemingly rare) occassion when your choice is made up, sure, (+). |
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Leave the doors off... Extreme Elevators. (aka Paternoster) |
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Best so far, just have a trampoline under a strategically-placed hole in the ceiling and a firehouse-esque pole nearby. |
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Sealorator, you need a way to have
it pause for people with
disabilities. For that I would have
a pause button. Hmm, perhaps
some elevators could have a
rewind button for when you
realized that the floor you wanted
was the previous stop. |
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That is different enough, you
should propose this idea.
However, it will cause minor
injuries or death. |
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Sure, or just a big smiley button that lights up, but actually doesn't affect the elevator. *bing* I would love to see the confused looks on peoples' faces as they got on and spent moments of wasted time staring at the "go" button wondering where the real buttons were. |
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(label on button) Other Floor |
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There are a couple of buildings I frequent that would benefit from this. One in particular is built into a hillside, such that both levels are the "ground floor". Unnecessarily confusing, that. [Worldgineer]'s label is perfect. |
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This would be an excellent improvement in Metro (the Washington dc subway system). Every aspect of the system is an exercise in inefficiency. |
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