Bose Corporation is best known for creating high quality audio products, and if asked to piece together your ideal car, its 11-speaker sound system would certainly be a contender to feature within.

Bose used what it had learned from developing the active car suspension system to create Bose Ride, but it remains a niche product. Watch this: Watch Bose's incredible electromagnetic car ...

Bose, best known for its audio technology, is on the verge of adding a suspension system to its résumé. Instead of conventional shocks and springs, the Bose system proposes a suspension that ...

It’s been decades since the audiophiles at Bose (yes, that Bose) first started working on a new kind of electromagnetic car suspension system that could sense the road, keep the vehicle ...

Yes, Bose actually engineered its own electromagnetically controlled adaptive suspension system, initially designed to revolutionize traditional and current automotive setups.In 1980, Amar Bose ...

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.

AI Quick Summary. Boston-based ClearMotion acquired Bose's suspension IP and developed an electrohydraulic system, now in production as SkyRide on Nio's ET9 sedan.

In another timeline, though, you’d also find Bose equipment underneath the car as a skunkworks operation spent decades ...

A truck seat suspension system, Bose Ride builds on Project Sound's electromagnetic suspension system. Bose Ride launched in 2010, while Bose Ride II rolled out in 2015.

NASHVILLE. Bose has 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 ...

Bose is now taking on the much tougher task of canceling road and suspension noise with a system called QuietComfort Road Noise Control. Why Road Noise is Harder to Cancel Nothing's easier to ...