India is one of the front runners when it comes to the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the Asia Pacific region, and the domain of industrial IoT solutions is expected to lead this change. Keeping pace with this development, when it comes to smart manufacturing, also referred to as cyber-connected manufacturing systems or Industry 4.0, Bosch has a dual approach. It is a lead supplier and user in its own manufacturing plants. This strategy enables Bosch to be an industry leader in this sector.
The Group, focuses on offering software solutions with intuitive human machine interface (HMI) and user experience which results in full grade connectivity, final transparency and reduced complexity. In the space of logistics and production, Bosch India offers end-to-end monitoring and coordinating of inter-and-intra-logistic solutions. And, finally in the sphere of service and consulting, Bosch India offers consultation based on its experience of automation solution, lean production and logistics, as well as software solutions and services.
On November 11, 2016, Bosch India hosted a smart manufacturing conclave in Mumbai- Bosch Smart Manufacturing Conclave (BSCM). Primarily targeting customers, suppliers and other relevant stakeholders, such as policy makers, was attended by over 300 guests. Of the nine core elements of smart manufacturing, Bosch India’s experience zone will feature the APAS robotic arm and Augmented Reality-Virtual Reality demonstration.