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According to foreign media reports, Jaguar Land Rover pushes the "feel steering wheel" to remind drivers by heating the steering wheel that Jaguar Land Rover has developed a "feel steering wheel" that can tell drivers when to turn left or right by heating the steering wheel. Part of the steering wheel can be quickly heated or cooled to inform the driver where to turn and when to change lanes.

Research by Jaguar Land Rover suggests that "thermal instructions" may allow drivers to focus entirely on the road ahead. There are thermal indicators on both sides of the steering wheel, which can indicate the turning direction to the driver by quickly heating one side of the steering wheel (the temperature difference is up to 6 degrees Celsius). For comfort, the driver can also adjust the range of temperature changes. The technology is also applied to the gearshift lever, which can indicate when to hand over the driver's power to the automatic control system in future self-driving cars.

Distracted driving is the leading cause of traffic accidents around the world, accounting for 10% of all fatal crashes in the United States alone. Jaguar Land Rover research suggests that thermal indicators (thermal cues) may allow drivers to focus entirely on the road ahead.

Studies have shown that temperature-based indicators are useful for non-emergency notifications (such as reminding that fuel is running out, or imminent events), as vibration indicators may be considered an unnecessary way to attract attention. In addition, hot indicators are also useful when audio feedback interferes with in-car conversations or media playback.

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