Brembo's fluid-free electronic braking system is coming to a car near you
breve
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May 08, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
m463
I read about it here: https://insideevs.com/news/795072/brembo-sensify-new-braking... Since this is brake-by-wire I wonder what the failure paths are.
K2h
There is something elegant about a pure hydraulic system that when all power is gone it still connects my brake lever to a brake caliper - i like the mostly fail safe implications of that design. As an EE, an MCU that decides to not follow its input 100% of the time - when say a wire gets corroded, shorter or disconnected gives me pause when it comes to reliably halting my multi ton machine at speed.