Bosch and Pirelli join forces to work on intelligent tyre technology

The cooperation will combine Bosch’s expertise in system-level hardware, software, MEMS sensors with Pirelli’s Cyber Tyre technologies, algorithms, modeling and in-tyre sensors

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Bosch and Pirelli join forces to work on intelligent tyre technology

Pirelli and Bosch have signed a joint development agreement. It aims at jointly creating new software-based solutions and driving functions thanks to sensors integrated into tyres, also known as in-tyre sensors. For drivers, this means greater safety, comfort, as well as improved driving dynamics. Bosch and Pirelli share the vision of working long term and plan to explore together enhanced tyre signal computing logic as potential input for enhanced vehicle dynamic controllers.

Pirelli Cyber Tyre is the world's first system based on tyres with integrated sensors that collect data and transmit it to the vehicle to be processed in real time. Bosch has already developed an ESP application specifically adapted to Pirelli tyres in an initial joint project with the hypercar manufacturer Pagani Automobili. The Pirelli Cyber Tyre technology on the Pagani Utopia Roadster transmits key tyre information to the ESP control unit. This enables optimal use of the individual properties and performance of the tyres, providing enhanced greatest safety and tailored driving conditions.

As a global supplier of technology and services, Bosch contributes its system-level hardware and software expertise to the development cooperation. Bosch is also a leader in MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) sensor technology and develops and manufactures tyre pressure sensors using the ‘Bluetooth Low Energy’ (BLE) standard.

By merging this expertise with Pirelli's in-tyre devices technologies – both hardware and software, algorithms, and tyre modelling, it will be possible to collect, process, and transmit real-time tyre data to provide parameters for the vehicle's electronic control system, using BLE with very low power consumption. Pirelli and Bosch now aim to exploit Bosch MEMS technology for in-tyre applications.

 

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