Part 1 mohit
AUTO BILD INDIA goes on a tour into the wonderful world of technology. The ABS simulator presented a near real imagery of what one sees through the car during emergency braking.
Bosch Limited, a part of the Robert Bosch Group, which is one of the largest suppliers of automotive technology and services, recently invited the media to their annual tech day. The company has a large presence in the country with five manufacturing plants producing diesel common rail systems, starter motors and spark plugs among others. The tech day was a way to show the products the company produces in India for the world market.The company also showcased some products currently in testing phase that will soon be available in the market.
The company's focus is on developing products suited to a particular market. In India their emphasis is on producing cost effective components for small cars that form the largest segement in car sales. It has also been successful in adapting the locally manufactured products for international market.
The latest range of car diagnostics tool pin point the exact location of the problem and the cure as well.
A display showing the antilock braking system, showing the hydraulic lines and the booster.
Bosch not only makes common rail systems for cars, but also for behemoths like this Volvo bus.
Tuning of the other kind. A Bosch employee shows how the ECU of the Nano can be controlled using a laptop.
