This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Robert Bosch. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Daniel Vetter and Predictive Curve Speed Control
Introduction
Daniel Vetter is an inventor associated with Plymouth, Michigan, and Robert Bosch. His patent work includes a vehicle-control system designed to help a motor vehicle respond to curves ahead.
Latest Patents
Vetter is credited with 1 patent, titled “Predictive Curve Speed Controller.” The invention describes a controller that processes sensor data to identify and plot objects around a vehicle, then uses those targets to generate a representation of the route ahead. The controller analyzes that route for an upcoming road curve and, when one is detected, generates an instruction to reduce the vehicle’s speed.
Career Highlights
Vetter’s listed patent reflects work on predictive vehicle control, combining sensor data and route analysis to support speed adjustments before a curve. He is associated with Robert Bosch.
Collaborations
Vetter’s listed coworker is Mathieu Grelaud. Their shared professional context is associated with Robert Bosch.
Conclusion
Daniel Vetter’s patent highlights an approach to anticipating road curves and adjusting vehicle speed, contributing to the development of predictive automotive control systems.
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