Philipp Schroeer

Title: Philipp Schroeer and Energy-Store Monitoring for Motor Vehicles.

Introduction

Philipp Schroeer is an inventor associated with Althengstett, Germany, and Robert Bosch. His work includes a patent for monitoring an energy store in a motor vehicle, with particular attention to supporting safety-relevant consumers such as systems used for automated driving.

Latest Patents

Schroeer is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Monitoring an Energy Store in a Motor Vehicle.” The method predicts a characteristic variable of the energy store using a previously stored variable that represents how the store’s loading history affects that characteristic. It records at least one measured variable, determines a state variable from the measurement, and selects the stored variable according to the determined state. This approach is intended to help assess an energy store that supplies one or more vehicle consumers, preferably including a consumer for an automated driving function.

Career Highlights

Schroeer’s listed patent work is connected with Robert Bosch, a company active in automotive technology and engineering. The patent focuses on anticipating energy-store behavior by accounting for its operating and loading history.

Collaborations

Alexander Uwe Schmid is identified as Schroeer’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Philipp Schroeer’s recorded invention addresses vehicle energy-store monitoring by combining measured state information with the effects of loading history, supporting more informed assessment of energy supplies for safety-relevant functions.