[MOBIS TECH] Free from mechanical connection, Steer By Wire (StBW)

[@UteGirlz]

30 years ago when I saw ads about cars with power steering, I actually thought those were fully electric with no mechanical linkage. And now I'm learning they just now invented what I thought we had for decades.

[@백승호-x5w]

자율주행과 궁극적인 미래 모빌리티 차량의 완성을 위해 반드시 필요한 Steer By Wire의 기술이 정말 놀랍습니다. 모비스의 향후 미래조향기술의 그림이 궁금해지네요.

[@프라키]

산업군 변화가 이뤄지는 시점이네요, 멋집니다 !

[@ryancho8848]

역시 갓티어링-❤

[@taeyoonkim4975]

와~ 대단하네요

[@georgiosdialynas4760]

Great work team

[@lekanoderinde4025]

Incredible

[@Ag89q43G0HyA]

this is really scary.

[@Mark-cr5cn]

4빠

[@webreakforsquirrel4201]

"Road wheel actuator" you mean a steering gear. EV means inventing new terms for existing technology and charging more for the language they are manipulating.

[@brianb-p6586]

No. A "steering gear" is a gearbox; this is a motorized actuator and control system. While the functions are overlapping, they are really not the same.

[@joshuaomatsuli]

If you are watching this due to the cyber truck, signify with your favourite emoji. ❤

[@webreakforsquirrel4201]

💩📦

[@SenseiFire]

💀☠

[@hosimitchi]

This is worst concept in all over automotive history ever!! they saying fully redundant but what if it hacked or electrical, CAN failure? many people have seen airplane accident which occured by hydraulic loss in fly by wire system, but they do not perceive and do not make it better. make it worse instead.

[@Kattbirb]

No thanks.

[@BeefyWaffle]

Hell yeah! More shit electricals to replace something that worked fine for decades!

[@mastermnd22]

Worst design idea. Ever. Will never buy a vehicle like this.

[@webreakforsquirrel4201]

Updating software............... error 404.

[@gouravfromuk]

Planes have fly by wire, why cars can't be steer by wire 😂

[@mastermnd22]

@@gouravfromuk show me where an airplane has to deal with pedestrians. Traffic. Let's talk about environmental factors like driving in sleet and salt. Dumbest comparison..

[@webreakforsquirrel4201]

@@gouravfromuk planes have redundancy and typically they aren't in situations where if a fault occurs they will crash straight into a building or other cars. Planes have minutes to recover failed software command directives or a reboot where a vehicle has less than milliseconds.

[@cvibe1346]

You can only say that until you drive one and see the difference experience vs standard.

[@JKDrift]

Unnecessary, overcomplicated piece of crap. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@JKDrift]

But the car itself loooks amazing💪🏻