On 04/20/2013 09:20 AM, NopMap wrote:
> Paul Johnson-3 wrote
>> Sounds like all the more reason to try this.
> Not a good idea.
>
> If you break anything trying to hack into the driver assistance functions,
> you might cause an accident, either directly by malfunctions of the driver
> assistance or indirectly by distracting the driver with unexpected results.
>
> By design, fiddling with those devices is likely to trigger the theft
> protection, disabling them completely and voiding the warranty of the car.

Passively sniffing the CAN bus for sign recognition events would be
entirely undetected - but that would require reverse engineering the
protocol and writing specific code... One might argue that rigging a
dashcam and processing its output on a desktop with some road sign
recognition software (generic pattern recognition neural net trained
with road signs ?) would be less effort - albeit an inelegant effort
duplication.


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