CES 2017: You and Bosch - be part of something bigger
Internet of Things: When things turn into partners
Have you often wished for a personal assistant or a helping hand to make your everyday life simpler, more convenient, and safer? I guess you have. We all have.
Why am I contacting you? I am conferring with you on behalf of one of our clients: Bosch. I would like to offer you to create direct connections between you an Bosch. For the CES - and beyond.
As you may know: At the CES 2017 in Las Vegas from January 5–8, Bosch will be showing
how the Internet of Things is getting personal, and how things are turning into partners.
We think you would fit perfectly to Bosch’s IoT products. You are invited to experience Bosch’s innovations firsthand at the Bosch press conference and the Bosch booth. Have a walk around a smart home, get into the Bosch show car, or let our mobile production assistant bring you some personalized delicacies.
At Bosch’s press conference and Bosch’s booth, the main topics will be innovative Bosch solutions for
- Smart Homes
Control connected devices at home via a single app. Say hello to the scenario manager: For instance, when you leave the house, you no longer need to check whether the heat, electronic devices, or the lights have been turned off. The scenario manager for the Bosch Smart Home App assumes these routine daily tasks and can be easily activated with the tap of a finger.
Find out more about smart home
- Smart Cities
Bosch’s vision improves the quality of life, energy efficiency and safety. It’s about energy and building technology, security, and digital city administration. Furthermore, it’s about connected parking technologies, as well as fleet management, e-mobility, and intermodal transportation solutions. When it comes to energy, virtual power stations, energy efficient heating, hot water, cooling systems and energy storage technology are on display. As an example of a successful smart city project, at CES, Bosch is providing a look at how the ruins of a former navy shipbuilding site and football stadium are becoming the The San Francisco Shipyard and Candlestick Point, two new, attractive neighborhoods.
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- Connected Mobility
What will the driving of the future look like? Bosch is presenting its vision at CES 2017 with a new concept car. Alongside home and work, connectivity is turning the car into the third living space. Find out more about face recognition and intelligent personalization, gesture control with haptic feedback, digital mirrors, the communication between you, the car and your home.
Find out more about connected mobility
Bosch already received four CES Innovation Awards
Motorcycle solutions honored: Bosch motorcycle solutions were honored with a total of three awards. The integrated connectivity cluster (ICC) driver information system won the prize in the In-Vehicle Audio/Video category and was honored in the Vehicle Intelligence category. The ICC combines all the motorcycle’s instrumentation on a single display and makes it possible for riders to link their smartphones with the bike and thus use selected apps. The system automatically adapts the display to current usage. This means the rider is shown only the information needed at that particular moment. Besides the ICC, the lean connectivity unit safety solution was also honored in the Vehicle Intelligence category. It connects the smartphone via Bluetooth to small motorcycles and scooters.
Connected water heater: The Greentherm 9000iSE water heater also received a CES Award. Via an app, the device can easily be turned on and off remotely from a smartphone or tablet. Users can also regulate water temperature or monitor the water heater’s operating status. In the event of a malfunction, the heater alerts users on their smartphones.
You are not at CES, but you are interested in further information?
Great! Just let us know your needs. Before and during the event, the Bosch Media Service Twitter channel will keep you up to date with all the latest news and highlights. Follow Bosch on #BoschCES.
This could be the start of a real relationship between you and Bosch.
Dr. Volkmar Denner, chairman of the board of management of Robert Bosch GmbH: “The car as we know it will soon be history.”
Just a few years from now, cars will be an active part of the internet of things (IoT), able to communicate with other connected modes of transportation, and even with the smart home.
