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Like I said, it's improbable somebody would go trough the trouble. But that doesn't mean it'd be impossible. Regarding oldskool sabotage, those aren't quite re
by pyalot2 13y ago
Like I said, it's improbable somebody would go trough the trouble. But that doesn't mean it'd be impossible.
Regarding oldskool sabotage, those aren't quite reliable to produce freak accidents. Too much chance and user behavior involved.
Regarding breaking: Anti-blocking systems can release the breaks all by themselves. They do this by computer input issued after evaluating the sensors for each wheel when they're working. If hacked, they could do this on pretty much any condition.
Regarding steering: assisted steering uses an acctuator to amplify your input. This can be circumvented to steer by itself. Self parking systems make use of this, there's no separate system to make the steering wheel turn for self parking, it reuses the mechanics of assisted steering to do the job.
- wavefunction 13y agoExactly, and consider if you had one wheel brake while the other did not for a short moment, it might be like grabbing the steering wheel and cranking the car right into a line of palm trees.