Robert Bosch was a pioneering German industrialist, engineer and inventor, founder of Robert Bosch GmbH in 1886, laying the groundwork for one of the most influential suppliers in the global automotive industry. Though not directly involved in the design of specific vehicles, Bosch’s impact on automobile development was profound through the introduction of reliable ignition systems, lighting, starters, and other electrical components. By the 1930s, Bosch had become the primary supplier of electrical systems for most German car manufacturers. Robert Bosch was also known for his progressive social policies and commitment to engineering education. His legacy extends beyond the brand that bears his name—he helped standardize the role of sophisticated electrical systems in modern automotive design.

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