How the Bosch Group is making use of OSGi for IoT - Kai Hackbarth

HOW THE BOSCH GROUP
IS MAKING USE OF OSGI
FOR IOT
Kai Hackbarth
Evangelist & Member Board of Directors OSGi Alliance
Bosch Software Innovations GmbH

EclipseCon Europe / OSGi Community Event 2016 | Kai Hackbarth | 26.10.2016
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Bosch – a global network
Four business sectors
Consumer GoodsEnergy and Building
Technology
Industrial
Technology
Mobility Solutions

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Bosch as a software company
15,000
software
engineers
45,700
associates in
research and
development
Researchers
and developers across the
globe
94
research and
development
locations in
25 countries
3,000
developers
for the Internet
of Things

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Bosch Software Innovations
Spearheading the Internet of Things
Solution &
Service Provider
Technology
Provider

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Prosyst
Merged with Bosch Software Innovations
Bosch IoT strategy
 Enabling connectivity in many areas of daily
life and work
 Systematically expand IoT software
competencies
 Bosch electronic products are web-enabled
to deliver fascinating new services
 Expand and foster IoT ecosystems
 Establish an open IoT platform with partners
Reasons for acquisition
 Market leading in gateway software
 Provides the fastest & most efficient OSGi
container in the market with backend
connectivity
 Complements Bosch IoT Suite
 Highly experienced software developers for
embedded and backend software
Gateway software serves as a link between connected devices and the backend.
It is part of many IoT solutions.

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Software components
Strategic impact on IoT applications
Technological, commercial, and user angles
covered through Bosch
The brain of
an intelligent
device or
machine
Bosch is
excelling in
intelligent
products of
superior
quality
Market
leader in
gateway
software
Running on
local gateways
bundling and
connecting also
non-IP-ready
devices
Users
experience IoT-
enabled services
via internet on
mobile devices,
TV sets, and
more
End-user
apps
Gateway
software
Embedded
software
Connecting
users,
devices, and
business
partners
Basis for
Bosch IoT
solutions
Cloud & enterprise
software
ProSyst
mBS middleware
ProSyst mPRM

OPEN SOURCE AND
OPEN STANDARDS
ENABLE IOT

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Openness in the IoT
helps manage both business and technical complexity.
Benefits of open standards
Open standards are not defined by
individual players. It is industry
collaboration that increases the
quality of standards.
Multiple stakeholders foster long-
term investment and increase the
durability and global adoption of the
solution.
Open standards help to reduce
risks by avoiding single vendor
dependence and they allow higher
flexibility with multiple sources /
suppliers.
Benefits of open source
Gives free and open access to the software
that serves as the foundation for the Internet
of Things.
Enables cooperation with partners and
makes it easier to create IoT ecosystems.
Makes it cost-effective to implement the
scalability required to connect and manage
the number of devices.
Only with open source will it be possible to
engage the numbers of developers needed
to realize the IoT.
No risk/dependency on proprietary 3rd-party
platform/single players

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Bosch’s ProSyst software is deployed
in more than 1,000,000 smart homes
providing home automation, higher
security, energy management and
savings.

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Bosch Smart Home
Overview
 Lighting control and regulation
 Control of heating, ventilation, cooling
 Energy and load management
 Integration of PV, CHP, etc.
 Security and home monitoring
 Access control
 Smoke detector integration
 Movement detection

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Bosch Smart Home Technology concept
Overview
End devices
Smartphone
Local network
Smart Home
Controller BackendInternet
Landing
Zone
App
Zone
- Remote
access
- Software
Provisioning
- Logfile upload

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Smart Life Solutions
Deployments based on gateways
• Energy and light management
• Home Entertainment
• Remote Lawn mover
• Garden watering
• eMobility charge systems
• Apps for power tools
• Horse stable, dog house monitoring
• Swimming pool heating and illumination
• Assisted Living Solutions
• …
Sensors and software take
Robert Bosch’s lathe from 1887
into the age of Industry 4.0

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Commercial Building Gateways
Elevator Monitoring
XDK
Prototyping
Platform
XDK
Programmable
Sensor
CISS
Connected Industry
Sensor Solution
• Air Pressure
• Magnetic Field
• 3-axis
Acceleration
• Light
• …
Gateway
Controller

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Harvest optimization
Based on a sensor gateways
Harvest optimization based on sensor
gateways (temperature, moisture, etc.):
 Harvest simulation and prediction
 Demand matching simulation
 Cost analysis
 Agricultural recommendations (e.g.
watering, fertilization, foil
replacement, etc.)
 Dynamic and real time data
visualization (web & app)

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Bosch Automotive Aftermarkets
Connected fleet management
Hardware
(Telematics
devices)
Connectivity
(machine-to-machine
communication)
Vehicle data
management
(IT infrastructure)
Services
(B2B, B2B/C,
B2C)
Customer interface
(integration, portals,
apps)
Apps, smartphone-
based telematics
Driver portal
(Drivelog)
Communications center
(BPO hotline)
Push offers,
bonus programs, etc.
Direct parts sales
Workshop services
(servicing, maintenance,
online scheduling)
Connected vehicle
Telematics solutions

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Bosch Automotive Aftermarkets
Connected vehicle system
CCU
server
Business customers
(B2B)
Customers of customers
(B2B)
Additional services
Drivers
(B2C)
Mobile
network
provider
e.g.
leasing, rent-
a-car,
insurances
e.g.
company
fleets
Connected
vehicle

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The Track & Trace Testbed
First European testbed for the Industrial Internet Consortium
The testbed explores Testbed partners
 Improvement in asset life
 Asset utilization and ROI by reducing the downtime of
valuable assets
 Maximizing production and predictable delivery of service
 Infosys: leader, solution & application design, analytics
engine
 Bosch: sensors, ProSyst OSGi-based middleware mPRM
and mBS, Eclipse Vorto standard
 Intel: gateway, horizontal infrastructure
 PTC: application enablement platform

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Bosch Rexroth
New Bosch IoT gateway
About this project
 The connected system combines
sensors, software, and IoT-
compatible industrial controls.
 Makes it possible to monitor the
condition of ancient machines.
 ProSyst mBS is running on the
gateway.
 Machines can be quickly and easily
connected with the IoT gateway.
 Old machine + rapid connectivity =
new benefit
Sensors and software take
Robert Bosch’s lathe from 1887
into the age of Industry 4.0

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IoT Gateway
Apps for data collection, data processing, and data publishing
The IoT Gateway provides
 Dashboard app for system administration,
configuration and parameterization
 Device app for integration of I/O-modules and sensors
 Processing app for processing of signal values and
forwarding of information to MES systems, database,
and cloud application
Dashboard
Devices Processing
IoT
Gateway

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Bosch Rexroth
New Bosch IoT gateway
 Scalable control platform IndraControl XM and I/O-
family IndraControl S20 as a basis for process
connection
 Modular software for customer-specific solutions
 Easy Connection of machines with IT-solutions like
MES systems, databases or cloud applications
 Opens up operators of older machinery the benefits
of connected industry
 Enables the optimization of processes
 Provides data for Condition Monitoring and Predictive
Maintenance
 Connects the real-time world and the IoT world for
flexible software deployment
IoT
Gateway

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IndraControl XM
Platform for the IoT Gateway
 Control platform IndraControl XM
 With newest technology and robust housing design
 Meets high real-time demands
 Expandable with I/O-family IndraControl S20
 OSGi Framework as a service platform
 Modular software
 Expandable dynamically during runtime
 Additional security functions
 Highly adaptable for tailored solutions
Java Virtual Machine
OSGi 2)
IndraControl XM
VxWorks / Linux
BRE
Storage
Web
...
M2M
MES
...
PRC
IoTGateway
InfrastructureApplication
Application
Solution
Platform
Services
Framework
Runtime
Operating System
Hardware
Connectivity FieldbusHardware

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OSGi-based technology benefits at a glance
Most common requirements for IoT scenarios out of the box
Smart management of gateways and connected devices
Gateways are no longer only aggregators / transmitters of data. They allow multi-service execution to devices,
local data processing / filtering and enhanced security.
Adds remote device management access and support
Including dynamic firmware update, app lifecycle and configuration management, diagnostics etc.
Convenient user experience
Users of connected devices enjoy IoT-based services without initiating required soft-ware additions, updates or
removals. No user-initiated reboot of connected devices.
20+ device protocols and 30+ commercially available device and gateway drivers
For smart homes and automotive (Zigbee, Z-Wave, EnOcean, LLE, KNX, DECT, MBUS, CAN, and more).
Fastest & most efficient OSGi container in the market
Smallest memory footprint and highly optimized for speed; having proven its effectiveness in practice over many years.

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THANK YOU FOR
YOUR ATTENTION!
Kai Hackbarth
Evangelist & Member Board of Directors OSGi Alliance
kai.hackbarth@bosch-si.com
Tel +49 (221) 6604-410
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