Preh knows what drivers really want: a knob they can turn

Preh is developing an armrest control system that will have the haptic feel of buttons.

October 21, 2022 10:18 PM

The auto industry long ago embraced a look of fewer knobs and buttons on consoles and data screens. One trouble with that: Many vehicle owners really prefer a good old knob to turn.

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