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Project Sound – research on a fully active car suspension

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For 32 years Bose ran a research project into fully active, electromagnetically actuated automotive suspension systems.  While perhaps a surprising direction for a company known for its audio products, it highlights the company’s long history and philosophy of focussing on research to create new and delightful customer experiences.  The talk will give an overview of the project, as well as dig into a curious mechanical limitation it ran into: the invariant point.

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