Bose Redefines Automobile Suspension Systems
ClearMotion is refocusing Bose's proactive suspension technology toward electric and autonomous cars. ClearMotion. After raising US$100 million, ClearMotion is developing the Bose tech into a.
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Bose's suspension technology has a new lease on life. It was acquired by a company called ClearMotion in 2017. Now ClearMotion is ready to bring its "digital chassis" to market. Bose.
Bose Sells Off Its Revolutionary Suspension ExtremeTech
ClearMotion, a startup that makes road-sensing technology, aims to bring Bose's secretive electromagnetic active car suspension system to a new generation of vehicles. David Carnoy Nov. 15,.
Bose Sells Off Its Revolutionary Suspension ExtremeTech
Suspension system is the term given to the system of springs, shock absorbers and linkages that connects comfort and handling. These trends clearly show the need of active suspension to be incorporated into vehicles.
Bose's Car Suspension Offers Unbelievably Smooth Ride
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ClearMotion Bringing BoseDeveloped Active Suspension To The Market
The suspension system is made using a clever combination of software and engineering, eliminating the body motions which would remove the obstacles to a smooth driving experience. The Bose system uses the linear electromagnetic motor or the LEM at each corner of the vehicle's four corners, instead of the spring-shock setup.
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Bose Ride System seat for long-haul truck drivers uses a similar electromagnetic suspension. Bose Suspension Trucker Seats As it tried to bring the air suspension to market, Bose hit.
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The Bose 'Magic Carpet' Car Suspension System Is Finally Headed For
February 13, 2016 Bose—the company best known for its high-end speakers—spent three decades on a side project developing an active suspension system for luxury vehicles. The system was a passion project for the company's late founder Amar Bose.
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February 15, 2015 -- Today, Bose introduced the next generation of its Bose Ride® truck seat suspension system, offering new features and functionality including new ride-control options, improved seat-top ergonomics, and a built-in driver orientation training module.
Bose's Car Suspension Everything you might want to know
The heart of the Bose suspension system is a linear electromagnetic motor installed at each wheel in a modified McPherson strut arrangement.
Mech Mecca Bose Suspension System
02:19 Back in the 1980s, Bose began working on a secret project that it hoped would change the automobile forever: an electromagnetic car-suspension system, code-named Project Sound. The.
After 30 years, Bosedeveloped suspension tech will go into production
By and large, today's vehicle suspensions use hydraulic dampers (a.k.a. "shock absorbers") and springs that are charged with the tasks of absorbing bumps, minimizing the car's body motions while.
The Incredible Bose Active Suspension System suspensionspot
Bose Corporation has created a unique electromagnetic suspension system for automobiles. This paper outlines the 24-year ongoing research project that led to the Bose suspension, describes the key innovations in the system, and summarizes the system's performance. Project Background
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After 30 years, Bosedeveloped suspension tech will go into production
03:33. Car Tech. Bose. Bose spent years developing the ultimate suspension system that offered a super smooth, magic-carpet like ride. It was a technical success but a commercial flop. See why.