Martin Rosshuber

Title: Martin Rosshuber and a Tool for Making Parked Vehicles Rollable.

Introduction

Martin Rosshuber is an inventor associated with Dachau, Germany, and Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft (BMW). His patent work addresses a practical challenge in moving a motor vehicle when its parking lock is engaged.

Latest Patents

Rosshuber is named on 1 patent: “Tool for Transferring a Motor Vehicle into a Rollable State, Motor Vehicle and Use.” The invention describes a tool with a base that attaches to a vehicle wheel and an actuating element that slides relative to the base. This movement displaces the vehicle’s propeller shaft, disengaging the toothed connection between the shaft and a wheel hub so the vehicle can roll despite the activated parking lock. A travel-limiting device controls how far the actuating element can move.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Rosshuber’s patent activity with BMW. The invention combines a wheel-mounted tool, controlled mechanical movement, and a travel limit to enable a vehicle to be moved when its parking lock would otherwise prevent rolling.

Collaborations

Stefan Haase and Stefan Schoenberger are identified as Rosshuber’s coworkers. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Martin Rosshuber’s patent describes a mechanical solution for disengaging a vehicle’s parking-lock-related drivetrain connection, allowing the vehicle to be transferred into a rollable state.