Normally, people go for walks in parks. It's different in the Bosch-Pavilion at EXPO. There, visitors can stroll "through" a computer and experience "telematic landscapes".

The walk starts with "Zooming in on the Earth", a camera journey from outer space to the Earth: to countries, cities, streets and people and on into their nerve cells. Bosch uses each motif to illustrate its mastery in the fields of satellite technology, traffic telematics, auto electronics and household technology. In addition, the involvement of the Robert-Bosch Foundation and the working methods of the Bosch employees are also described.

Bosch guides the traffic in and around the EXPO in its function as the Product Partner for traffic telematics. Bosch transmits up-to-the-minute traffic-jam reports to cars from the Hanover Traffic Control Centre "move". A CD-ROM, "Expo-Land" showing all the streets, hotels, restaurants and sights of Hanover and the surrounding area, has been developed for drivers and television screens using Bosch technology have been installed in the city's trams to up-date travellers about EXPO.