Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in automotive tech

Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by wiether on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @08:50AM (#43089442)

> As an aside, IMHO every time a component changes to "by wire" the driving experience tends to suffer due to latency.

_window-by-wire_ & _mirror-by-wire_ seems fine.

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Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by alias_neo on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @08:57AM (#43089496)

I've seen a non-zero number of electric windows and mirrors that have failed in my time; what does that look like for a braking system?

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Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by wiether on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @09:40AM (#43089989)

I was replying to a comment saying that, replacing mechanical actuation by electrical actuation, in a car, is always a downgrade of the user experience.

The discussion was not about failure.

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Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by cityofdelusion on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @10:52AM (#43090915)

My electric drivers window is dead and my driving experience is definitely worse. Electrical stuff is so hard to DIY and work on as well and parts are ridiculously expensive.

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Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by alias_neo on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @10:13AM (#43090416)

Apologies, you're correct. I had my wires crossed (pun intended).

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Re:Bosch's brake-by-wire system may be the next big leap in ... by wiether on Tuesday February 18, 2025 @11:18AM (#43091348)

No problem!

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