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19.11.2018

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Research on artificial intelligence

BCAI The Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence (BCAI) was established on January 1, 2017. Investment Bosch plans to invest some 300 million euros in BCAI by 2021. Associates Some 150 people currently work at four BCAI locations worldwide. Locations Renningen, Bengaluru, Sunnyvale, Pittsburgh Research focus and use cases Machine learning: The focus is on machine learning; that is, recognizing patterns and contexts and exploiting these insights. This information is derived from vast amounts of data generated by sensors. Example: parking sensors. Use cases: Mobility (automated driving), connected industry (predictive maintenance), robotics. Partnerships in the area of artificial intelligence Cyber Valley Partners from industry, academia, and government are collaborating closely in the field of artificial intelligence. The aim is to fast-track efforts to translate basic research findings into real-world applications. Bosch plans to invest 7 million euros in Cyber Valley. Delta Lab A research alliance with the University of Amsterdam. This partnership aims to facilitate the exchange and transfer of expert knowledge in the field of deep learning. CMU A research alliance with the Carnegie Mellon University (USA) that aims to facilitate the exchange in the field of robust deep learning.

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19.11.2018

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Bosch AI mission-bound to the ISS

SoundSee The SoundSee module is integrated in NASA’s AstroBee. This autonomous robot will be able to find its way around inside the International Space Station on its own. The device will be transported to the ISS in May 2019. The SoundSee module is a Bosch AI-based system designed to monitor sounds made by ISS’s mission-critical infrastructure. Partners The Bosch Research and Technology Center Pittsburgh and Astrobotic Technology developed the instrument in a joint effort with the NASA Ames Research Center. Function & objective This technology is based on an audio analysis function that will detect and recognize noise signals from machines on board the ISS, such as motors and pumps. Its machine learning capabilities will enable the AI module to eventually understand these sounds. The system will report any acoustical anomalies, with the result that repairs can be made early on, before a machine fails. This means it will be possible to quickly identify any deviation from normal operation, enabling the crew and ground personnel to respond that much faster, and gain deeper insight into the space station’s technical status. Bosch will also use the data collected on the ISS for further research, with the aim of deploying similar modules in other systems, such as car engines. AI CON 2018 Model The Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence (BCAI) will exhibit a model of this device. An expert from the Bosch Research and Technology Center Pittsburgh will be on hand to answer questions about the project.

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