LowCode is revolutionizing the way software development, data engineering and analysis are approached. It empowers non-technical people to independently develop innovative solutions without the need for extensive programming skills. At Bosch Digital, we are proud to be at the forefront of this movement, using LowCode platforms such as OutSystems and KNIME to accelerate our…

Presenter: Prof. Dr. Matthias Boehm Date: 30.10.2024, 10:00 Location: room 0.018 (TPL), Universitätsstraße 38 and in Webex Abstract The trend towards data-centric AI leads to increasingly complex, composite machine learning (ML) pipelines with outer loops for data integration and cleaning, data programming and augmentation, model and feature selection, hyper-parameter tuning and cross validation, as well…

The Industrial Data Lab (IDL) exists for almost two years now.  On October 23, 2024, we celebrated this anniversary together with new PhD projects, new partners and new collaboration formats as part of the second IDL Summit. It took place on the premises of the IDL at the University of Stuttgart. We enjoyed a misture of…

On 22 July 2024, we had an inspiring expert talk of Prof. Dr. Holger Schwarz on data preprocessing for analytics & AI.

On Thursday, July 4, 2024  the Industry Symposium on Data & AI will take place at the University of Stuttgart to discuss leading-edge trends around (Gen)AI and data with experts from various companies, e.g., IBM, Zeiss, Festo, TWT and Bosch.

In the summer term 2023, Dr. Christoph Gröger (Robert Bosch GmbH) offers the interdisciplinary lecture “Industrial Analytics” at the University of Stuttgart.

In the automotive industry, more and more assistance systems are being introduced to support the driver, e.g. parking assistance or automatic parking steering systems. These systems exploit data from safety-relevant sensors. The goal of this thesis was to find new methods to detect faulty sensors at an early stage in production. Techniques  from automated machine…

On November 21, Bosch associates Christian Hütter and Daniela Weller-Neundorf have taken IT students from the Bachelor programmes into the world of practice.