Sorry but I don't actually know what that is or what it does :-) Can you point to an existing plane that has it and tell us briefly what it does ?
Nose Wheel Steering is a small wheel located on the console beside the pilot that is used for steering the aircraft on the ground. The pilot places their hand on the wheel and use it to turn the Nose Wheel to the left or to the right and center. It is sometimes used in conjunction with the Rudder Pedals to direct the path of the aircraft exclusively on the ground. It is commonly called a TILLER.