IKT DER Zukunft 13 November 2017 Vienna, AT · IKT der Zukunft 2017 Agenda 1. Bosch / Global Corporate Research Introduction 2. Perspective: Bosch + Artificial Intelligence 3. International

IKT DER ZUKUNFT

13 NOVEMBER 2017VIENNA, AT

IKT der Zukunft 2017

Research and Technology Center | CR/RTC3-NA | 11/13/2017

© 2017 Robert Bosch LLC and affiliates. All rights reserved.2

Profile: Christopher Martin

2002: Carnegie Mellon University (Electrical + Computer Engineering)

2002: Joined Bosch Research and Technology Center USA

2004: Software Architect Bosch Automotive Electronics Stuttgart, DE

2008: Group Manager Bosch Corporate Research Stuttgart, DE

2014: Director R+D Bosch Research and Technology Center USA

[email protected] / @ChristopMartin

Since 2009: ICT Expert @

European Commission

• ARTEMIS (incl. SRA)

• HORIZON 2020 (Advisory)

• Reviewer (Projects + Calls)

mailto:[email protected]



IKT der Zukunft 2017Agenda

1. Bosch / Global Corporate Research Introduction

2. Perspective: Bosch + Artificial Intelligence

3. International R+D Success Factors

BOSCH –A GLOBAL NETWORK FOR INNOVATION

Bosch – A Global Network for Innovation

Research and Technology Center | Palo Alto | 11/13/2017


1 As of 12.16

Bosch is one of the world’s leading

international providers of technology

and services.

Some 59,0001 researchers and developers

work at Bosch: at 1202 locations worldwide,

in a single network.

Over the past six years, Bosch has invested

more than 27 billion euros in research and

development.

Our objective: to develop innovative, useful,

and exciting products and solutions to

enhance quality of life – technology that is

“Invented for life.”

Mobility Solutions Industrial

Technology

Energy and Building

TechnologyConsumer Goods

Bosch – A Global Network for InnovationFour Business Sectors



BOSCHGLOBAL CORPORATE RESEARCH

Bosch Global Corporate Research





Bosch Global Corporate ResearchFigures, Facts and Locations

1 Incl udes all locations with at least 50 associates (as of December 2016)

59,000Bosch researchers and developers worldwide

In 2016, Bosch invested

7 billion €research and development

3%of them work in Corporate Research

1,600associates in Corporate Research at12 locations in North America, Europe, Russia, Asia-Pacific and India

In 2016,

345 million € were invested in Corporate Research

Of this,

5% came from

public funding

120Bosch research and development locations worldwide1

Bosch creates a new invention

every 22 minutes



Bosch Global Corporate ResearchFigures, Facts and Locations

Palo Alto

Pittsburgh

Boston

Hildesheim

Renningen

St. Petersburg

Moscow

Tel Aviv

Bangalore

Singapore

Tokyo

Shanghai

AmericaResearch and Technology Center

North America

110 associates

Europe Corporate research

Research and Technology Office Russia

Research and Technology Office Tel Aviv

1,360 associates

Asia-Pacific Research and Technology Center India

Research and Technology Center Asia-Pacific

90 associates

as of December 2016



Bosch Global Corporate ResearchConnected with the Best in the World

America90 cooperations

Europe580 cooperations

Asia-Pacific40 cooperations

California Institute of Technology

Carnegie Mellon University

German Aerospace Center

Fraunhofer society

Nanyang Techn. University

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Stanford University

Hahn-Schickard-society

RWTH Aachen University Aachen

Tongji University

University of Tokyo

University of Cal. Berkeley

University of Stuttgart

Indian Institute of Science

Bosch Global Corporate Research



Management Departments and Cross-Divisional Functions

Enabling Open

Context Systems

Bosch Start-Up Platform

(BOSP)

Future Mobility Systems

Future Systems for Industrial Technology,

Consumer Goodsand Building Technology

Advanced Functional

Materials and Microsystem Technologies

Future Components

and SimulationMethods

Metal and Plastics

Technology,Production Automation

Bosch Center for

Artificial Intelligence

(BCAI)

Michael Bolle

President

Advance Engineering Systems

Jürgen Kirschner

Executive Vice President

Applied Research and Production

Technology

BOSCH + ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Research and Technology Center | CR/RTC3.1-NA | DS-012 | Ji Eun Kim | 11/13/2017


“Ten years from now, scarcely any Bosch

product will be conceivable without artificial

intelligence. It will either possess that intelligence

itself, or AI will have played a key role in its

development or manufacture. Within just five years,

products featuring artificial intelligence are expected

to account for 10 percent of Bosch sales.”



“When it comes to the car of

the future and automated

driving experiences, data is

literally the new oil.

Collecting the data is only the

first step. Without analysis

and refinement, the data

hasn't reached its full

potential.”


© 2017 Robert Bosch LLC and affiliates. All rights reserved.16 Credit: http://hexus.net/ce/news/automotive/99277-data-new-oil-declares-intel-ceo-brian-krzanich/

Comparison: Currently an average person generates 650MB per day (FB, emails, ..); 1.2 GB per day in 2020

Bosch + Artificial Intelligence



Review: Timing of AI Advances over the Past 30 Years

1994: Human level spontaneous

speech recognition

1997: IBM Deep Blue became the

world’s top chess player

2005: Google’s breakthrough

performance at Arabic- and

Chinese-to-English Translation

2011: IBM Watson became the

world Jeorpardy! champion

2014: GoogLeNet achieved near-

human performance at object

classification

1984: Hidden Markov model

algorithm

10 years

1983: NegaScout planning

algorithm

14 years

1988: Statistical machine

translation algorithm

17 years

1991: Mixture-of-experts

algorithm

20 years

1989: Convolutional Neural

Network algorithm (LeNet5)

25 years

1991: Dataset of spoken

WSJ articles & other text

1991: Dataset of 700,000

Grandmaster chess game

2005: Dataset of

1.8 trillions tokens from

Google Web & News

2010: ImageNet Dataset

of 15M labels for

22K categories

2010: Dataset of 8.6 M

documents from

Wikipeia, Wikitionary, ..

Large, High Quality Training DatasetsSupervised Learning(17 years)

(3 years, 6X faster)

3 years

6 years

Same

1 year

4 years

Bosch + Artificial Intelligence



“Datasets—not algorithms—might be the key limiting factor to development of human-level artificial intelligence.”

A L E X A N D E R W I S S N E R - G R O S SEdge.org, 2016







Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence



INTERNATIONAL R+D SUCCES FACTORS



Project Management: Identifying Risk,Handling Complexity

1



Experience Matters: Past Performance Future Success

2



Agile Approach: Building the Vision One Step at a Time

3



Consortium Integration: “Core” Versus “Peripheral”

4



Result Sustainability: Beyond Exploitation and Dissemination

5!

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Summary + Conclusion

Bosch’s global network for innovation is critical to supporting future growth

across business sectors.

Artificial Intelligence is poised to transform our world, and research at the

Bosch Center for AI will shape and advance this crucial technology.

Executing R+D across borders is essential to tackling the world’s biggest

challenges, and the identified best practices can ensure success.

THANK YOU!

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IKT DER Zukunft 13 November 2017 Vienna, AT · IKT der Zukunft 2017 Agenda 1. Bosch / Global Corporate Research Introduction 2. Perspective: Bosch + Artificial Intelligence 3. International