What If Cars Could Self-Diagnose Like a Telemedicine App?
Imagine pulling into your driveway and your car sends you a notification: “Minor brake wear detected schedule service within the next 500 miles.” No more guessing, no more surprise breakdowns. With how far tech has come, it feels like we’re almost there.
I’m curious how do you think this would shake up car maintenance? Would it make us more proactive, or could it lead to over-reliance on automated alerts? And what about the trust factor? If your car says it’s fine but you hear a weird noise, would you still take it in?
As someone who loves blending tech with practical life (and maybe avoids the mechanic more than I should), I’d love to hear your thoughts. Could this be the future, or are we better off with a human touch under the hood?
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