Wiper woes: My SUV’s automatic rain sensor is all wet John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader who’s having no luck with his new vehicle’s rain-sensing system.

Water, should it get somewhere it isn't meant to be, can cause all manner of grief. Should water get into a fuel tank, it can cause corrosion, poor running and component damage. Water in carpets can ...

While it is definitely a first-world problem that you don’t want to manually turn on your windshield wipers when it starts raining, it is also one of those things that probably sounds easier to solve ...

Cars are packed to the gunwales these days with sensors, hand-holding driver-assist systems, and various arcane doodads that serve to isolate the driver from the actual physical act of driving. The ...

Car rain sensors are smart things. The most common ones work using an infrared beam that is directed onto the windshield from inside the car. When the glass is wet, less light is bounced back to the ...

A: In most of these systems, a rain sensor is located on the inside of the windshield behind the rear view mirror. Infrared light is projected outward through the windshield glass at a 45 degree angle ...

Automatic wipers and automatic lights are among the most popular features of modern vehicles. Nevertheless, Tesla owners complain that these features are broken on their cars. While Automatic High ...

Tesla has released a new software update with major improvements to its automatic wiper trained with a new deep neural net previously referred to as “Deep Rain.” Like most premium vehicles today, ...

Driving when it's rainy is a pain, owing to reduced visibility and traction — and self-driving cars are no exception. Google's autonomous vehicles haven't had much of a chance to face rain or snow in ...

Elon Musk announced today that Tesla has a neural network called ‘Deep Rain’ to improve its automatic wiper system, which has been a feature that owners have complained about. Like most premium ...

Global automotive rain sensing wiper system market to witness ultrasonic force fields replacing windshield wipers. Tweet this Siddharth Jaiswal, a lead analyst from Technavio, specializing in research ...