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Bosch Ultrasonic Reversing Sensors detect when there is an object behind a vehicle. They are a genuine replacement for the Original Equipment Manufacturer part and easy to install.
Not only did Bosch invent the Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) – the technology that improves a vehicle’s stability by detecting / reducing loss of traction – but it also was the first company to fit Anti-locking Braking Systems (ABS) into mass production. The ABS applies brake fluid that engages the brake calipers and pads, which slows a car without locking up the tires. The wheel speed sensor transmits the wheel speed to the ECU, which determines how much pressure the ABS can safely apply. Bosch is an original equipment global leader in wheel speed sensor technology. Bosch Wheel Speed Sensors (WSS) sensors ensure they deliver information on the wheels' rotation characteristics to the ABS/ESP control unit.
Bosch Electric Rear View Cameras are Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) quality. The Rear View Camera (RVC) system provides a visual enhancement for the driver. The rear-view system is designed to be a driver aid and is not an obstacle detection or safety system. The RVC system enables the vehicle operator to have an increased field of view and reduces the effects of blind spots. Mirrored video of the scene behind the vehicle rear – with overlays and graphics superimposed on the video stream – is sent to the radio module and displayed to the driver.
The Bosch electronic stability program (ESP) supports the driver in nearly all critical driving situations. It complements the functions of the anti-lock braking system (ABS) and the traction control system but can do considerably more. It detects vehicle skidding movements, and actively counteracts them. This considerably improves driving safety. The fundamental task of ESP is to prevent skidding. The possibilities offered by the ESP, however, go far beyond this. As ESP can build up braking pressure independently of the brake-pedal position, plenty of so-called value-added functions can be realized with ESP. These provide additional driving safety and allow the driver to experience enhanced driving comfort and driving agility.
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Park Pilot
Bosch Ultrasonic Reversing Sensors detect when there is an object behind a vehicle. They are a genuine replacement for the Original Equipment Manufacturer part and easy to install.
Wheel Speed Sensors
Not only did Bosch invent the Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) – the technology that improves a vehicle’s stability by detecting / reducing loss of traction – but it also was the first company to fit Anti-locking Braking Systems (ABS) into mass production. The ABS applies brake fluid that engages the brake calipers and pads, which slows a car without locking up the tires. The wheel speed sensor transmits the wheel speed to the ECU, which determines how much pressure the ABS can safely apply. Bosch is an original equipment global leader in wheel speed sensor technology. Bosch Wheel Speed Sensors (WSS) sensors ensure they deliver information on the wheels' rotation characteristics to the ABS/ESP control unit.
Rear View Camera
Bosch Electric Rear View Cameras are Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) quality. The Rear View Camera (RVC) system provides a visual enhancement for the driver. The rear-view system is designed to be a driver aid and is not an obstacle detection or safety system. The RVC system enables the vehicle operator to have an increased field of view and reduces the effects of blind spots. Mirrored video of the scene behind the vehicle rear – with overlays and graphics superimposed on the video stream – is sent to the radio module and displayed to the driver.
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
The Bosch electronic stability program (ESP) supports the driver in nearly all critical driving situations. It complements the functions of the anti-lock braking system (ABS) and the traction control system but can do considerably more. It detects vehicle skidding movements, and actively counteracts them. This considerably improves driving safety. The fundamental task of ESP is to prevent skidding. The possibilities offered by the ESP, however, go far beyond this. As ESP can build up braking pressure independently of the brake-pedal position, plenty of so-called value-added functions can be realized with ESP. These provide additional driving safety and allow the driver to experience enhanced driving comfort and driving agility.