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Bosch looks to future technologies to offset stagnant car production

Bosch is using artificial intelligence to predictively control exhaust-gas treatment according to patterns drawn from individuals' driving behavior.
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Michael Gerster
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Automobilwoche
October 03, 2019 07:22 AM

Robert Bosch sees no growth in car production until 2025, CEO Volkmar Denner said.

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