The Bosch IoT Lab investigates business models in the Internet of Things (IoT) and explores disruptive IoT products and services. In the realm of our business model research activities, we derive actionable insights to manage the digital transformation of large manufacturing companies. In the domain of technology and business incubation, we investigate the potential of the IoT, machine learning and blockchain to develop and validate disruptive solutions in the domains of mobility, health and energy. Ultimately, our mission is to support Bosch scale its IoT business, advance scientific knowledge, and create a meaningful impact for the better. The lab is a research initiative of:
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“Towards Camera-Based HRV Estimation in the Car” published in the IEEE IoT Journal (IF 9.47)
Monitoring heart activity has been a vision of many automobile manufacturers and researchers, as it is not only related to the health states of drivers [...]
Diabetes driving project featured on SRF (Swiss national TV)
How does hypoglycemia in diabetes impact on our ability to drive a vehicle? How can an AIoT solution help keep people with diabetes safe on [...]
“Taking Mental Health & Well-Being to the Streets” presented at CHI 2021
We presented this week our article "Taking Mental Health & Well-Being to the Streets: An Exploratory Evaluation of In-Vehicle Interventions in the Wild" at the 2021 ACM Virtual Conference on Human [...]
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Platform Navigator
Today, platform companies like Amazon, Alibaba, Apple and Google dominate our economy. In fact, eight out of the ten most valuable companies worldwide are built upon a [...]
FLIRT: A Feature Generation Toolkit for Wearable Data
Researchers use wearable sensing data and machine learning (ML) models to predict various health and behavioral outcomes. However, sensor data from commercial wearables are prone to noise, [...]
HEADWIND: A Vehicle Hypoglycemia Warning System in Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus and its associated complications represent an important challenge to society and the health care systems globally. It is estimated that in 2021 537 million adults [...]
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