Bosch Engineering is a multifaceted engineering and manufacturing company with a history of providing solutions to the space industry for over 50 years. While not solely focused on space, Bosch contributes through various applications of its technologies, including sensors for the International Space Station (ISS) used in AI-powered sound analysis, specialized drills for missions like NASA's Phoenix Mars mission, and simulation systems. They leverage their experience in automotive and other industries to offer engineering services, manufacturing solutions, and sensing technologies applicable to the aerospace sector, often partnering with organizations like NASA. Bosch is also involved in developing technologies for zero-emission mobility across various industries, including space.
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Airbus, Anova, BlueTraker, Bosch, Datakorum, Dräger, IFCO, Jember, Markoja, Monil, MountAIn, OA, PhySens, Sensolus, and VEGA are listed as main participants in Deutsche Telekom's Multi-Orbit Early Adopter Program.
Ara Goh previously worked at Bosch Korea as a Business Controller and a founding member of the gasoline division.
Bosch partnered with Astrobotic to use the Astrobees to test smart microphone technology that identifies anomalies in spacecraft and other equipment by analyzing sounds.
Astrobotic is an aerospace company that collaborated with Bosch on testing smart microphone technology using the Astrobees.
Bosch and Mercedes-Benz received approval from Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) in December to deploy automated valet parking without human oversight within the P6 parking garage run by Apcoa at Stuttgart Airport.
Apcoa Parking and Bosch plan to install automated valet parking technology in 15 parking garages across Germany, including locations in Hamburg and Munich.
Astrobotic won a $5,700,000 NASA Tipping Point contract to lead Bosch, WiBotic, the University of Washington, and the NASA Glenn Research Center in developing a product line of lightweight proximity chargers.
Astrobotic worked with Bosch Research to develop hardware for the SoundSee Mission to the International Space Station.
Bosch generated consolidated sales of $14,500,000,000 in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in 2018.
The Bosch Group generated sales of 78,500,000,000 EUR in 2018.
Bosch in North America employed nearly 34,500 associates in more than 100 locations as of 2017-12-31.
Bosch’s global research and development network included 125 locations employing some 64,500 associates as of 2017.
Bosch generated consolidated sales of $13,700,000,000 in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in 2017.
Bosch in North America and Astrobotic Technology Inc. partnered to send experimental SoundSee sensor technology to the International Space Station as early as May 2019.
The Bosch Group employed roughly 402,000 associates worldwide and generated sales of 78,100,000,000 EUR in 2017.