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"Even in prime locations, vacant stores can go tenantless for months or years, costing landlords quite a bit in uncollected rent. One real estate owner in Sherbrooke, Quebec is hoping to move a property a bit more quickly, though, using a creative hack to attract attention to an otherwise ordinary \"for rent\" (&amp;agrave; louer, in this case) sign. A standard red placard is mounted to a motorized horizontal track, with a camera keeping tabs on passersby. As pedestrians walk down the sidewalk, the sign slides to match their position. It's a clever trick for sure, but with \"many abandoned shop fronts\" in the area, according to Niklas Roy, the project's lead, it may be entertaining tourists for some time to come."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2013/08/12/moving-for-rent-sign/>