Bosch apne efforts fast track kar raha hai so that motorcycle safety, connectivity or overall rider experience ko next level pe le jaaye ja sake. Past 30+ years se ABS or stability control jaise safety systems develop karne ke baad, ab Bosch ka focus connected, predictive or assistive technologies par shift ho raha hai, jo future mein two-wheelers ko or zyada smart or safe banaayengi.
Connected Motorcycle for predictive safety
Bosch ka aim hai ki motorcycle cloud based systems ke through aapas mein communication kar sakein, jahan road condition ya surface problems jaise hazard data share ho. Isse riding individual riders or groups dono ke liye zyada safe ho jaayegi.
Simple words mein, vehicle-to-vehicle or cloud communication se riders ko coming dangers ke baare mein pehle hi warning mil sakti hai, even before wo khud us jagah tak pahunchein.
Advanced Rider assistance system (ARAS)
Accidents or reduce karne or riders ke liye riding or easy banane ke liye, Bosch bikes ke liye radar based assistance systems develop or roll out kar raha hai. Isse bikes mein bhi car level sensing technology aa rahi hai. Ismein ye features include hai:
- Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with stop & go
- Group Ride Assit (GRA)
- Riding distance & Rear Distance Warnings
- Emergency Brake Assit (EBA)
- Rear Collision Warning (RCW)
Ye features safe distance maintain karne mein help karte hai, imminent collision warning dete hai, or kuch situations mein bike khud hi speed adjust kar leti hai, jisse safety increase hoti hai, but rider ka control or riding ka maza bhi maintain rehta hai.
Motorcycle-to-Vehicle Communication (M2V)
Bosch bikes or cars ke between digital communication links par work kar raha hai, jisse ek kind of digital protective shield create ho jaati hai.
Is system mein speed, position, direction jaise details har second mein around 10 times share hoti hai, so that cars or motorcycles ek-dusre ki presence pehle hi samajh sakein. Isse drivers zyada alert rehte hai or defensive driving kar paate hai.
Bosch help Connect: Automatic Emergency Call System
Bosch ka ek flagship safety feature hai Help Connect, ye system isliye develop kiya gaya hai ki agar motorcycle ka crash ho jaaye, then automatically emergency services ko alert kar de.
How Help Connect Works
Help Connect motorcycle ke inertial sensors or Bosch Motorcycle stability Control (MSC) ke crash algorithm par work karta hai. Ye sensors every second kaafi baar acceleration or angular movement check karte rehte hai. Agar system ko lagta hai ki actual crash hua hai (sirf parked bike ka girna nahi), then ye automatically SOS alert trigger kar deta hai.
What Data Is Sent
Jab accident confirm ho jaata hai, system phir ye karta hai:
- Sends the rider's GPS location
- Shares crash severity data
- Transmits optional medical details
- Contacts Bosch's emergency service center via a smartphone app
- Agar accident ke baad rider response nahi kar paata, then emergency services immediate exact crash location par dispatch kar di jaati hai.
Availability & Integration
First ye system Germany or kuch European markets mein launch hua tha. Bosch ka emergency call system un bikes par work karta hai jinke pass compatible inertial sensors or MSC features hote hai. Ye Bluetooth ke through Bosch ke app se connect hota hai, or bike manufacturers ke apne apps ke saath integrate ho sakta hai.
Emergency Response Impact
Industry research ke according, automatic SOS alerts emergency response time ko almost half kar sakte hai, means serious accidents mein ye system jaan bachane mein kaafi helpful ho sakta hai.
Bosch Safety & Connectivity Strategy
Bosch ke plans sirf emergency calls or radar systems tak limited nahi hai. Company accident free motorcycling ke liye ek three step safety concept develop kar rahi hai.
- Stability & control (ABS, MSC)
- Predictive assistance (radar & sensor based systems)
- Environment connectivity (M2V & cloud based hazard alerts)
Bosch ka aim sirf crash ke time riders ko protect karna nahi hai, rather crashes ko pehle hi prevent karna or overall system level par safety improve karna hai.