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Just out of curiosity, what if a road had concave shaped lanes such that the steering was always biased toward the center of the lane. Then at some point the s
by derekp7 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what if a road had concave shaped lanes such that the steering was always biased toward the center of the lane. Then at some point the surface changes. Would that have a similar effect of causing drivers to potentially crash at that point?
If not, then any driver assisted implementation should emulate the feel of a concave road (or road ruts) as much as possible. Make it so that the car is more comfortable to drive, but just subtle enough so that the driver's attention doesn't drift too much.
- rimliu 8y agoHonda has its own “Honda sensing” system which enables adaptive cruise control, line keep assist and emergency braking. If you are about to leave road/line ut vibrates the steering wheel to get your attention. If it thinks you are not holding the wheel it also warns you and after some time disengages.