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This is really understated. The primary interface to most of a car is tactile. Consider a vehicle, which had touchscreens instead of pedals. It required bare
by alphazard 4y ago
This is really understated. The primary interface to most of a car is tactile.
Consider a vehicle, which had touchscreens instead of pedals. It required bare feet to operate. Advertised as totally ground-breaking, users could adjust the width between pedals, and switch between automatic and manual modes of transmission. The pedals have beautiful typography displaying the text "gas", "brake", and "clutch" on their icons.
Wrong for the all same reasons as blinkers, wipers, defrost, audio power on/off being on a touch screen.