The roots of today’s ROSHO GmbH Rose & Holiet go back to the 1970s: everything began with entertainment systems – initially not on four wheels, but for the retail and catering sectors The company entered the world of commercial vehicles in the 1980s with the development of audio-visual products for coaches, which quickly established themselves as sought-after alternatives to the market-leading products of the time. As pioneers, Rose & Holiet developed the first camera surveillance systems for vehicles.
Today, ROSHO Automotive Solutions has specialized in system solutions and products for trucks, public transport and commercial vehicles – for a good two decades as a contemporary and flexible company. We are optimally equipped for the future of mobility:
We have been using digital, networked and intelligent technologies for many years and are already working on the next step for more safety on the road – with innovative hardware and software that we refine into highly reliable complete systems
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10.4″ monitor (12/24 V) in metal case for displaying images from two video sources with external switching of inputs. Especially suitable for use in buses and trains of public transport. It is usually mounted on the driver’s workstation or on the nose flap above the driver.
7″ monitor in elegant, very flat and robust design housing for use in buses, trucks, agricultural or construction vehicles. Connection of up to three cameras or video sources, which can be displayed or advanced either automatically or manually in single image. Key lock can be activated to protect the device settings against unauthorized changes.
8″ monitor (12/24 V) in metal case for displaying the images from two video sources with external switching of the inputs. Particularly suitable for use in public transport buses and trains.
8″ monitor (12/24 V) in metal case for displaying the images from two video sources with external switching of the inputs. Especially suitable for use in buses and trains of public transport. It is usually mounted on the driver’s workstation or on the nose flap above the driver.