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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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I love this idea. We could use a rigid metal that conducts sound waves. Steel maybe?
As for the data cable, we would need something to control the taillights, so I'm thinking just a basic set up with copper wire wrapped in an insulator?
This is so crazy it might just work.
You people are utterly convinced you're enlightened geniuses that have figured it all out, aren't you?
The use case for this is vehicles that are lacking the range or towing capacity for the trailer, allowing the driver to own a small, efficient vehicle, and rent the tow bot a few times a year when they actually need it.