Bosch, the German company responsible for more than a few safety advancements over the years, has unveiled a new and more powerful 'ESP 9' electronic stability system. Electronic stability control ...

In 1995, Bosch launched the industry's first electronic stability control system in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. In the ensuing 25 years, the system has gone from a high-tech gadget for luxury cars to a ...

Electronic stability program (ESP) was introduced by Bosch, German Auto Supplier in the year 1995 which has prevented massive numbers of 190,000 fatal accidents and saved 6,000 valuable lives in ...

Bosch demonstrated its engineering and manufacturing prowess to reach this milestone despite the slowdown brought by the pandemic. The anti-lock braking system for passenger cars was introduced by ...

Thirty years ago, drivers began experiencing the astonishing performance of electronic stability control for the first time. Bosch teamed with Mercedes-Benz to deliver the system on the 1995 S-Class, ...

Bosch has started selling a new version of its ESP brake control system which integrates sensors for yaw-rate measurement and lateral acceleration in the electronic control unit, a claimed world first ...

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Robert Bosch GmbH expects huge demand for electronic stability programs, or ESP, as consumers learn their value. "ESP can save more lives than the airbag," says Wolfgang Chur, head of automotive sales ...

ESP has already established itself as a proven safety system, with studies carried out by both DaimlerChrysler and Toyota demonstrating a significantly lower risk of accidents for cars with ESP. Bosch ...

Many years ago, automotive supplier Bosch developed an active safety system meant to save lives. It was called ESP, and perhaps you have heard of it. Over time, ESP is credited with saving over 8,500 ...

Bosch Sensortec and Espressif Systems announce a partnership to introduce a universal sensor development platform.