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Bosch connected car concept makes driving and living easy (pictures)

Technology exhibited by Bosch at CES 2016 shows us how an autonomous car can also be connected to your home and office, act as your personal assistant, and even find its own parking spot.

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Emme Hall
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The Bosch connected car at CES 2016 is connected to your home and works as a personal assistant.

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Yeah, it's a cool looking vehicle, but it's just a shell to showcase Bosch's connected car technology.

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The car of the future includes easy switching between manual and autonomous driving, in this case accomplished by merely touching your thumbs to the steering unit.

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The lower center panel features haptic feedback for easy selection of music, climate, and navigation.

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Drivers can access functions like climate control without even looking. A sweep to full blast and the button gives out a haptic bump, letting the driver know the maximum has been reached.

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While in automated mode, drivers can take a Skype call or get other tasks done.

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Swiping left or right will bring up different functions, while rotating a finger clock-wise will switch within screens of the same function.

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