Industry 4.0 refers to the trend of increasing connectivity and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. It involves connecting physical objects through sensors to collect and share data, enabling improvements in areas like quality, costs, and time to market. The document discusses Industry 4.0 concepts and Bosch's dual strategy to be a leading provider of Industry 4.0 solutions through external business, while also enabling internal digital transformation across its 250+ plants worldwide.

1. INDUSTRY 4.0 AND
DIGITALIZATION
RBET/PM

2. Industry 4.0@RB in Spain
RBET/PM 07/09/2016
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Introduction to i4.0
 Industry 4.0
means:
‒ Virtualization of
physical world
‒ Connected objects
and services
‒ Big Data
interpretation
‒ On time
information and
transparency
1.0
2.0
3.0
First mechanical
loom 1784
First assembly line
Slaughterhouse in
Cincinatti
1870
First Programmable
Logic Controller,
Modicon 084 1969
Smart Building
Aggregation
Smart Grid
Internet:
Service Platforms
Simple Objects Complex Objects
4.0 Internettingof all Things and Cyber-Physical Systems
HMI:

3. Industry 4.0@RBEM
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The scope and target condition
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Quality
Costs
Time to Market

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Industry 4.0 use cases and benefits – examples
Digital
supply
chain
Convertible
equipment
Shop Floor
management
information
Power / energy
management Quality
improvement
Adaptive
testing
Predictive
maintenance
Operator
support

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Active Assist Industry 4.0 Workplace
Worker
Guidance
Nutrunner
Positioning
Interactive
Instructions
Hand
Tracking
Product
identification
Freely
configurable
and
adaptable
Interactive
guiding of
assembly
steps
Ergonomic
Reduced
failure costs
Assembly
data
documen-
tation

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Industrial App Store
Bosch approach to become a leading provider & leading user
SaaSIaaSPaaS
Storage Network SecurityCompute
Integrated
Shopfloor
Global
Tracability
Analytics
Platform
(e.g. for SMT)
Maintenance
Support System
Supply Chain
TraQ
Marketplace
Industry 4.0 Micro Services

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Our dual strategy for Connected Industry
250+ Bosch plants
worldwide
Leading
Provider
Leading
User
Provider
with
external
business
Internal
enabler
Rexroth
SW-
Innov.
Pack-
aging
Bosch
Connected
Devices &
Solutions
…
Big
Data
Sensors
Logistics
Research
…
Machine
Building