There is one thing that defines mobility nowadays more strongly than anything else: our ability to pick and choose. Especially in urban environments, we – as mobility users – ask ourselves: why limit ourselves and tie ourselves down when flexibility is what we can have instead? We want to be free to choose whenever and as often as we like – it ensures we can stay true to ourselves, our principles, and our ideals. And it is this sense of freedom that is now also intrinsic to a new, independent kind of mobility. Bosch is an enabler of this mobility – making it personalized, comfortable, convenient, safe, and secure.

Bigger, more visually attractive, and with more and more features, digital displays are becoming a key feature of vehicle cockpits. Neither drivers nor passengers want to be without the display and control features they now enjoy on devices such as smartphones and televisions. But there is more to it than that: in the cockpits of the future, digital displays will play a key role in the interaction between drivers and their vehicles. With its new 3D display products, Bosch is responding to this trend.

Driverless cars, connected services, new sharing concepts – the automotive industry is in the midst of change. The internet of things (IoT) is opening up a whole new world of possibilities that will push the boundaries of mobility. But what will the future really look like on the roads? One thing is for certain: new technologies are going to revolutionize today’s mobility.

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Everyone’s familiar with software updates on smartphones. The same process is used to update vehicle firmware and software over the air. These updates simply and reliably optimize vehicle systems, making new or improved functions available directly to drivers.

Bosch and Daimler have reached a milestone on the way to automated driving: the relevant authorities in Baden-Württemberg now approved the automated parking system in the Mercedes-Benz Museum parking garage in Stuttgart. This makes it the world’s first fully automated driverless SAE Level 4 parking function to be officially approved for everyday use.

Connected mobility is no longer science fiction but reality. As soon as 2020, an estimated 250 million vehicles worldwide will be connected, i.e. constantly exchanging data between the cloud and their surroundings. The trend toward connectivity is one of the driving forces for the rapid transformation of the automotive and mobility sectors.

With cloud-based services and the internet of things, Bosch creates new opportunities and mobility offers such as automated driving. Numerous technical modules form the basis for these services and ensure secure connections inside the vehicle and with its surroundings.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing how we live, work, and get around — homes are becoming smarter, factories more productive, and mobility is taking on a fundamentally new form. Following its “Invented for life” ethos, Bosch is constantly developing new ways of applying connectivity that will make all aspects of life easier.

Perfectly keyless is a keyless vehicle access system. Both passive vehicle access and start are controlled by a digital key on a mobile phone.