maybe a bit worse implementation as BOSE system was epic(wish I could have BOSE suspension system in my car) ...I'd drive my car and enjoy every second of it :D
EvroNetwork bose was too good to be true System was too heavy and having 0 feedback is actually bad You could run over all of of stuff and damage your wheels or tires and never notice until it too late
Genuinely interested in adapting something like this to retrofit into older cars. It’s by no means simple in execution but it is a bit simple in concept. 4 wheel active dampers coupled with road sensing. Give it a couple years and maybe you could plug two aftermarket radars on the front into an aftermarket EMS system and boom: luxury ride in an old Subaru or Lexus or something.
This looks to be the same technology, ClearMotion, a company founded by MIT Graduates set up clear motion, bought the bose tech and are supplying it to BMW and 4 other top tier automotive manufacturers, looks like audi got their too!
1991 and we had the Toyota Soarer UZZ32 with Hydraulic active suspension and 4 wheel steer, (no camera sensors) but same outcome in reality considering 25 years has passed i find the Audi system out of date already.
its not that way,its about habits,people demands,sector demands,luxury needs etc.when you develop sth,you have to make sure that it must be profitable and reachable,the most important of all it must be demanded by the car buyers and user.You have to think much more global i guess otherwise you can easily be wiped out of the industry by making futile investments...
I had a Citroen Xantia with that suspension. It was excellent but perhaps Citroen never decided to licensed it to other car manufacturers? But it raises the questions, how long until those patents expire
probably a lot of reasons, like lets say you were to angle it the opposite way your head would get closer :D IDk probably safer that way as the energy will be lower down.
@Clayton Hoskinson it only makes sense if what Yuri Pandher says, here in the comments, is true. Other than that it wouldn't make sense. If you don't have enough time to avoid getting hit what you would actually want to do is to lean into the collision. If you don't then you'll get knocked of balance. In the case of this car it would go into a roll if it leaned away from the collision (if the collider slammed hard enough).
Because when the starts to brake it has incredible amount of torque, enough to push your back off the seat and even flip the car upside down it were'nt for the 4 wheels. When the front suspensions block the car from rolling with hydraulic pistons (shock absorbers), it also helps you to survive the gs. It's just for safety.
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Now we can speed up on children crossing zone without worrying about the two to three speed bumps
Mark Zaikov 😱
Mark Zaikov 🤪🤪🤪😬😬😬🤫🤫🤫🤣
Love it already....
Mark zaikov 😢😢😮
so it has fancy tech but not a cupholder 😂
It’s all cup holder
It would increase the accident rate. For the same reason you can't put a phone in non of those holes. ...fucking bastards.
It literally flexes at the cars that try to crash into them. That's lit.
Looks like Bose to me...
maybe a bit worse implementation as BOSE system was epic(wish I could have BOSE suspension system in my car) ...I'd drive my car and enjoy every second of it :D
EvroNetwork bose was too good to be true
System was too heavy and having 0 feedback is actually bad
You could run over all of of stuff and damage your wheels or tires and never notice until it too late
Ostrid Everon sounds like alcohol
Ostrid no it could actually jump over low walls and things like that
I think Elon Musk should finish development by Bose
Genuinely interested in adapting something like this to retrofit into older cars. It’s by no means simple in execution but it is a bit simple in concept. 4 wheel active dampers coupled with road sensing. Give it a couple years and maybe you could plug two aftermarket radars on the front into an aftermarket EMS system and boom: luxury ride in an old Subaru or Lexus or something.
Props to Zee Germanz on this one 👊👌
is it really better than the bose active suspension system?
it depends, in terms of mechanics, the Bose is better, in terms of comfort and economy, the Audi is better
Yeah BOSE did this years ago but it was too heavy and expensive (like most of their shit)
Yazole The Citröen DS did it even before and it was a huge success.
This looks to be the same technology, ClearMotion, a company founded by MIT Graduates set up clear motion, bought the bose tech and are supplying it to BMW and 4 other top tier automotive manufacturers, looks like audi got their too!
The Bose it nice and cool just need more I+D
@@slevinshafel9395 Bose is the best if we can bypass the weight of it. No suspension system can compete with it!
Bose's truck seats are and are sold like candies
1991 and we had the Toyota Soarer UZZ32 with Hydraulic active suspension and 4 wheel steer, (no camera sensors) but same outcome in reality considering 25 years has passed i find the Audi system out of date already.
its not that way,its about habits,people demands,sector demands,luxury needs etc.when you develop sth,you have to make sure that it must be profitable and reachable,the most important of all it must be demanded by the car buyers and user.You have to think much more global i guess otherwise you can easily be wiped out of the industry by making futile investments...
Hydraulic active suspension... so the thing that literally every car has? This here is a slight upgrade to that.
Speed bump? What speed bump? When speed bumps no longer matter xD
What song is this?!
perfect for a getaway vehicle.
i love how everyone says to some german cars: thats a gateway car lol
and the old Hydropneumatic suspension Citroen suspensions ? were they not good enough ?
I had a Citroen Xantia with that suspension. It was excellent but perhaps Citroen never decided to licensed it to other car manufacturers? But it raises the questions, how long until those patents expire
@@eduardoalvarez2497 hi thanks for the very kind and interesting reply
I love when a car absorbs any road bumps
like to be on a train
What music is this. What is it called?
Can I fit this system in my Renault duster in india
lmao no, atleast not very easily
What about when you have lot of those i mean indian roads are made of many bumps
just add a electromagnetic cup holder will solve the coffee spill problem
We would test this In India... if It survives then It's pass
I don’t get the pitch away during a collision?
probably a lot of reasons, like lets say you were to angle it the opposite way your head would get closer :D
IDk probably safer that way as the energy will be lower down.
Means no more T-Bone, maybe they will flip instead but still MAYBE saved from the side collision
The beam that runs along the floor (not sure what the technical term is) is WAY stronger than the door itself. That's why it lifts it.
@Clayton Hoskinson
it only makes sense if what Yuri Pandher says, here in the comments, is true. Other than that it wouldn't make sense.
If you don't have enough time to avoid getting hit what you would actually want to do is to lean into the collision. If you don't then you'll get knocked of balance. In the case of this car it would go into a roll if it leaned away from the collision (if the collider slammed hard enough).
Because when the starts to brake it has incredible amount of torque, enough to push your back off the seat and even flip the car upside down it were'nt for the 4 wheels. When the front suspensions block the car from rolling with hydraulic pistons (shock absorbers), it also helps you to survive the gs. It's just for safety.
bhai aisko pakistani roads per loa zara 😁
*ahem*... Bose???
Just better XD
What if this malfunctions
waste of chocolate milk
bose suspension from the old lexus ls400
In a few years time when more cars have this, speed bumps are gonna be irrelevant
@@zimissscameras speed wall
Makes you unable to feel speedbumps, whats next? Windscreens that remove stop signs?
They buy the bose suspension and use it
He obviously went around the bump😂
Bose would like a word with you
Bose?
that looks like a fucking nightmare to fix
I would never drive a car that's named after a belly button.
Copied from BOSE, or BOSE? The former would be sad, the latter would be great.
Neither. Completely different implementation in every way.
Probably bought it from bose
This is German engineering
Audi is the best
Mmm, I dought that “When you go at exactly 88 mph, you're gonna see some serious shit😎”. Let's go back to the future!
bose suspension :))
Ocupa más espacio y hasta más energía, pero que importa, igual ya todos estamos condenados
Citroën
Interesante
Audi 2018, Citroën 1955 😉 not a revolution...
Useless👎 If Audi really want to test your suspension then try it in Indian Road😂.I Guarantee your engineering will fail in every aspect.😂😂
Toto should test their toilet in India to because i bet they also gonna fail in every aspect.
Yes.
Yup that's true, because then your car needs repairing everyday, perhaps even every 5 minutes.