Steering becomes more enjoyable with Steer by wire tech.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2022
- The mechanical rod between steering handle and road wheels are replaced by a wire that carries the electrical signal.
This makes the steering ratio to be freely changeable for different driving modes and prevents unpleasant vibration on a bumpy road.
You can also enjoy silence during autonomous driving mode.
The best part, steering wheel can be located more freely with less restriction.
Meet a flexible driving experience.
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Being able to feel the road is such an important characteristic of traditional steering systems
It has forcefeedback
@@Uzbek_from_Brooklynyeah lemme get my G29 lol
@@The_Real_Bezz g29 looks like it has better steering response time and force feed back then these steer by wire systems.
Not a problem, most planes have fly by wire nowadays and pilots can still fell turbulence feed back from the yoke so it shouldn’t be hard to implement into a car.
@@BigJMCin airbuses there is no feedback
It’s literally like driving racing sim irl
Kinda need the vibrations tho. Connect to the road
Ikr this is truly disgusting and useless idk why they making this new ideas is like the vegan version of cars
People complain about how this steering system would be unreliable or lack feedback characteristics but they don’t realise that airliners have been fully fly by wire for years now and they’re very reliable.
How are you going to compare flying to driving? It’s two completely different things.
So what if wire is cut?
Like there wasnt an incredible amount of recalls when the brake by wire systems glitched and completely disabled your brakes while driving, cant wait to lose steering too!
Honestly though... this is the future, the first ever components though will have issues, but they will become reliable relatively quickly. Not having a mechanical backup is usually a bad idea overall though.
Reminds me of iRobot with Will Smith
Nah not really. Modern day airplanes are fully fly by wire usually with no mechanical alternatives and they’re one of the most reliable parts of a plane.
@@BigJMCairplane doesn't have immediate effect on failure. Unlike car on the road, fatal consequences will happen if the steering system has failure.
@@coolguyindeed No, aircraft on fly by wire failure would be more fatal than a car having a steering failure and it is definitely felt immediately. The Flight computer will not be able to make trim adjustments which will result in the aircraft starting to pitch up or down. This results in autopilot immediately disabling and a warning being given to the pilots.
Almost every case that has a lose of control of flight control surfaces has had the plane crash with fatal consequences. The only case that really can be 2003 Baghdad DHL which was hit by a missile which resulted in total hydraulic loss.
The only aircraft that has a backup system to fly by wire is airbus which the pilots can pull a manual hydraulic lever which allows them to control the aircraft manually (although it’s hard to).
@@BigJMC nice info mate 👍
In term of fatal if failure of course airplane will have more casualties. What i meant before was the immediate effect felt by the passenger (in term of crash). But from your information, it seems the fly by wire on airplane has also immediate effect, in your example plane starting to pitch up or down.
This is a cool concept, but I'm very skeptical to this new tech.
One of the biggest purposes of the steering system (besides steering the vheicle) is being able to feel the road with steer by wire. You wouldn't be able to feel the road, which kinda defeats the purpose.
Never heard of forcefeedback?
@@Uzbek_from_Brooklyn gonna be completely honest no I havent
@@n2noodles so basically forces through wheels will be sent electronicly to steering wheel through electric motors within the steering wheel, it has 2 in case 1 fails
@@Uzbek_from_Brooklynso basically, its an expensive sim rig.
What if electrical failure
Here's redundancy in the system. Airliners have been fly by wire for years.
@@tsmall07 what's the redundancy?
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What if one of the wires broken on highway
why don't you ask what if your steering rod snaps in the middle of the highway? Smh... What if what if...
@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr what?? That is the dumbest answer to read wire can snap easly but when was the last time this happend that steering rod snaped i never heard about that because that is dumb
@@Horacio378 Completely missed my point. First off, wires do NOT snap easily, especially in a luxury vehicle. Second, keep asking "What if", and you'll never advance a single step in life. People like you who criticize new technology because of some dumb scenario in your head is hilarious.
@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr but what if rat or something got in your car and I didnt say I hate the wires but I would just prefer the normal steerimg rod that's all
@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr you've never had to install a networking rack have you wires snap very easily considering they are very thing metal and even more fragile if they are fiber optic cables
Nope
Like my 300$ logitech g29 😂
So Genesis is copying alexus
Electric power steering already makes the steering wheel feel numb. Eliminate the physical connection and it will be way worse.
No thanks, pass.