(PRESS RELEASE) STUTTGART, - / EuropaWire/ - The trend toward software-defined mobility goes hand in hand with a centralized vehicle and electric/electronic (E/E) architecture. Bosch expects significant growth in the market for vehicle computers, with a projected market volume of 32 billion euros by 2030.
It aims to reduce complexity and costs for vehicle manufacturers while supporting the trend toward software-defined mobility. This central vehicle computer, known as the cockpit & ADAS integration platform, will enable various functions, including automated parking and lane detection, alongside smart navigation and voice assistance. (IN BRIEF) Bosch, a leading automotive supplier, is set to demonstrate the integration of infotainment and driver assistance functions in a software-intensive central computer on a single System on Chip (SoC) at CES 2024. Bosch Unveils Central Vehicle Computer for Integrated Infotainment and Driver Assistance Functions at CES 2024
