Bosch's cloud-based road hazard service debuts in BMW Group vehicles
millions
55.8 billion euros
What Happened
Bosch's road hazard service is a cloud-based system that aggregates data from numerous sources to provide real-time warnings about potential dangers such as sudden fog or black ice. The service is already active in millions of cars and commercial vehicles worldwide, aiming to make journeys safer and more carefree.
Initial vehicles from the BMW Group are now using the Bosch hazard warnings, with plans to gradually roll out the service to additional BMW models over the next few years. This integration extends the reach of Bosch's safety technology within the premium automotive segment.
Why this matters
The service uses continuously updated data to alert drivers to hazards, enhancing safety and reducing accident risk, and its expansion to BMW vehicles marks a step toward wider adoption of connected safety features.
Terms in This Story
- ESP
- Electronic Stability Program, an anti-skid system that helps prevent loss of control in critical driving situations.
- common-rail diesel
- A fuel injection technology for diesel engines that improves efficiency and reduces emissions.
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