Robert Boschgmbh

Allison McInnis

Michael Schoenfeld

Ligor Manushi

Mark Ryskamp

Hiram Avalos

Jens Oberender

Alexander Moore

Robert Keller

Mario Reyes

Stefan Weissert

Philip Ventimiglia

Christian Stresing

Michael Schaefer

Alicia Winters

Joshua Dauzenroth

A system and method are disclosed for monitoring rides in a vehicle in which a driver of the vehicle picks up a rider at a pickup location and drives the rider to a drop-off destination. The system includes at least one sensor arranged in the vehicle and configured to capture sensor data during the rides, a transceiver configured to communicate with a personal electronic device of a driver of the vehicle, a non-volatile memory configured to store data; and a processor. The system captures sensor data during a ride, receives a ride identifier from the personal electronic device that uniquely identifies the ride, and stores the sensor data captured during the ride with the ride identifier as metadata.

In-vehicle system for monitoring rides of a mobility service provider

A hybrid electrical connector includes a housing having a central opening, a carrier plate supported by the housing within the central opening, and electrically conductive pins supported within the housing by the carrier plate. The housing is formed of a first plastic material, and the carrier plate is formed of a second plastic material having properties that make it more dimensionally stable than the first plastic material. In addition, a sealing layer is applied to one surface of the carrier plate, the sealing layer formed of a third plastic material and serving to secure the carrier plate to the housing and to secure the pins within the carrier plate. A method of forming the electrical connector is also described.

Hybrid electrical connector

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Detroit, MI, United States of America

Allison McInnis