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# Bosch States Demand for Driver Assistance Systems Is Rising

August 3, 2017 by Tushar Imade / 0

Robert Bosch, the German auto supplier has witnessed a rush in demand for video sensors and radar systems. This was witnessed since automakers compete to add automated functions and driver assistance features to cars.

The company claimed this week that it anticipates trades of video sensors to jump by 80% and of radar systems by 60% this year. It predicted that sales at its Mobility Solutions branch, which makes autonomous car components as well as complex security systems, might expand almost 7% this year, profiting from a wider push to turn vehicles more intellectual.

In 2016, Mobility Solutions that provides work for 227,000 workers made 43.9 Billion Euros (roughly $49.8 Billion) in sales, driven by deliverance of crash avoidance tools “We are expanding quicker than the industry,” Rolf Bulander, Member of Management Panel, claimed. Bosch provides enhanced security systems to all of the largest automotive firms as well as start-up car manufactures in the world. It designed the electric steering and powertrain for Googleâ€™s sample autonomous car and is a dealer to Tesla for driver assistance systems.

Bosch has almost 3,000 employees operating on extremely automatic driving systems, an industry which is thriving as easy anti-collision technologies such as automated braking systems develop into complex crash avoidance tools utilizing radar and camera to avoid collisions and sense obstacles. In 2016, trades of driver assistance network, which comprise video and radar sensors utilized for cruise control functions and emergency braking, crossed 1 Billion Euros, with the firm getting orders for an additional 3.5 Billion value of assistance systems, claimed Bosch.

Apart from this, the firm is growing into areas such as services, software, electric cars, and Internet-connected devices. In achieving so, it is shifting into new ventures such as short-term rental of motorbike, giving it straight access to new users and also probably putting it in rivalry with its conventional clientsâ€”motorbike and car manufacturers that have also rolled short-term ride rental and hailing services.

Well, one thing is clear that the demand of driverless assistance systems is the key factor behind the success of Bosch apart from its various investments.

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