The jaguar build site says this:
"Adaptive Cruise Control with Steering Assist works with you; as you keep your hands on the wheel anticipating the road ahead, the system is designed to assist with steering, braking and acceleration. Should you remove your hands from the wheel, the vehicle will provide a warning. If the warning is not heeded then the Steering Assist is deactivated but the Adaptive Cruise Control remains active."
How does the car know when your hands are on/off the steering wheel? Does it use a torque sensor (like the Teslas) or a capacitive touch sensor (like some other cars) or something else?
"Adaptive Cruise Control with Steering Assist works with you; as you keep your hands on the wheel anticipating the road ahead, the system is designed to assist with steering, braking and acceleration. Should you remove your hands from the wheel, the vehicle will provide a warning. If the warning is not heeded then the Steering Assist is deactivated but the Adaptive Cruise Control remains active."
How does the car know when your hands are on/off the steering wheel? Does it use a torque sensor (like the Teslas) or a capacitive touch sensor (like some other cars) or something else?