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It's based off measuring torque on the steering column, not some sort of (say) heat or pressure sensors on the wheel itself. So, having your hands on the wheel
by sjm-lbm 8y ago
It's based off measuring torque on the steering column, not some sort of (say) heat or pressure sensors on the wheel itself.
So, having your hands on the wheel and not moving them can be sensed by the Tesla as "not having your hands on the wheel".
- cf498 8y agoLearned something new, thanks a lot.
- MBCook 8y agoIn my car (a Honda) I can have my hands on the wheel and if I’m not doi enough steering it will yell at me. There are one or two spots around town that are straight enough that I don’t need to give any steering input and it will sometimes flag me there even though my hands were on the wheel the whole time. On a freeway? Don’t think I’ve ever had thay happen though.