Digital Man wrote to paulie420 <=-
One of those volume knobs popped off on a co-worker's car (I think it as a Ford?) and it wasn't completely passive - the know was just transferring to the knob's rotation as finger swipes on the touch screen. Pretty clever solution, I thought. --
Until you replace the knob, I suppose you could stick your pinky finger
in the hole and turn...
I'm curious how they'd change the layout of some of these touch
panels? In some cars I've seen lately, it's just a flat
touch-sensitive area in a fixed place where a physical button/knob
would be. For instance:
On a lot of the third-party head units, they're running Android. it's
just a home screen app you're looking at.
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