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Then put a physical button (with deep travel) on the glove compartment. If it isn't pin-protected it works exactly as a physical latch would, just with an extra
by wongarsu 4y ago
Then put a physical button (with deep travel) on the glove compartment. If it isn't pin-protected it works exactly as a physical latch would, just with an extra redirection through some microcontroller. When you enable the pin lock, pressing the button opens the pin input on the screen.
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoPlease go work for Tesla, because the design you just came up with on the fly is 100x better than theirs.
- recursivequine 4y agoThat sounds awful. My hand has to travel to the glovebox, find a button, back to the touch screen, then back to the box. There's no eloquence. I think the tesla glove box is easier for a driver to open than a manual one. Two rapid taps & it's waiting for you
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoMost people leave the glove box unlocked most of the time. Tesla optimized for the rare case.