A 30-Yuan Ring Fools Your Car: How It Checks Whether You're Still Driving
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In China, drivers pay a few euros for rings that trick the steering wheel into sensing hands. Courts there now hand out prison sentences for using them. We explain the three ways cars check whether you're paying attention, and how easily each one can be beaten. There's also a contradiction: in Europe, the camera that exposes these tricks is the very technology that will soon make hands-free driving legal.Full article with sources: https://tokenstrom.com/posts/a-30-yuan-ring-fools-your-car-how-it-checks-whether-you-re-still-drivi/Voiced by an AI voice.
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