Our worldwide research and advance engineering locations

The Bosch Research Center in Cambridge, MA, is where our engineers develop cutting-edge methods for modern and future technology. We are located in Kendall Square, which Boston Consulting Group called "the most innovative square mile on the planet." In close proximity to Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, we also collaborate with top research groups at these world-renowned universities.

The Bosch Research and Technology Center in Bangalore, India, is part of the international Bosch Research community dedicated to using technological innovations to solve the problems of tomorrow. Here, the associates investigate various challenges on the path toward a connected, smart, and energy-efficient tomorrow. We focus our research along three main themes: advanced data analytics for IoT applications, computer vision and numerical methods, and algorithms for real-time embedded systems. Our research solutions and prototypes not only cater to the wider global Bosch business but also focus on solving regional challenges pertaining to India. Our main motivation comes from our belief that the technologies we develop today will enable the products necessary for achieving a smarter, better connected, and more energy-efficient future.

A central technology site for Robert Bosch GmbH is located in Hildesheim. This is where employees in a wide range of corporate areas from all over the world are working on solutions for the mobility of the future. In addition to the headquarters and development site of the Car Multimedia division, there is also a production plant for the Electrical Drives division, the headquarters of Electronics Services for the automotive aftermarket, and one of the locations of Bosch Research.

Flexible office environments and open communication zones provide the best conditions for growing the ideas of the future. The extensive grounds in the Hildesheimer Wald district create a unique, inspiring working environment in green surroundings. Are you ready to shape the future with us? We look forward to your enquiring mind and innovation.

The Research and Technology Center in Pittsburgh focuses on investigating new and existing Internet technologies and deploying them among the Bosch group’s business units. The research focuses on software, deployment and integration of existing technologies in new application areas of relevance to various business areas of the Bosch group, as well as the design, evaluation, and deployment of new security technologies and solutions supporting the Internet of Things vision.

Our Bosch Research Campus in Renningen, Germany, is the international hub of Bosch Research, Cross-Domain Computing Solutions, and the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence. Here, associates from all over the world are dedicated to finding answers to tomorrow’s questions. To ensure our researchers’ ideas can develop and flow freely, the campus has been set up to encourage direct, easy communication and nurture inspiration – an environment where creativity knows no bounds.

Our vision at Bosch Research in China is to lead the way in technological innovation, unlocking business opportunities for Bosch both in the region and beyond. As part of the global Bosch Research network in Asia, the Research and Technology Center Asia Pacific serves as the hub for Bosch Research. Our journey began in China and Japan in August 2005, where we started with technology scouting. In 2008, we expanded to Singapore and have since grown to include five teams located in Singapore, Shanghai, and Wuxi. Our mission in the region is to connect with the best players in academia for research collaboration and talent acquisition, as well as to work with local Bosch business divisions to empower local developments with our innovations, address local tech markets, and facilitate talent exchange.

In China, we focus on a wide range of research areas, including Artificial Intelligence, Fuel Cell Stacks and Systems, IoT and Computing (Autonomous driving and Production Systems), Electrified Mobility and Systems. Our operations in both Shanghai & Wuxi are driven by a commitment to developing innovative solutions that address the challenges of the future.

Bosch Research in Singapore addresses regional needs and takes advantage of Singapore's unique selling points. Singapore's research ecosystem, in particular, position the country as an excellent innovation and test-bedding hub, where the idea can be transformed into prototype and testing swiftly. Additionally, Bosch Research leverages existing business units and the grow platform to bring its innovations to the regional and global market. The country also provides excellent start-up ecosystem and the key business contacts are accessible through the Economic Development Board's network, enable “outside-in” innovation.

The long-term vision of Bosch Research Singapore is to form Centre of Excellence in Urban Solutions and Sustainability, focusing on 3 main pillars: Sustainable HVAC solutions, Automated End-of-Life Management and Instrumented Living Space. The research group's main competencies cover Intelligence Sensor Systems, AIoT stack, Modelling and Control. A laboratory is setup to enable various lab experiment and test bedding, the research team is young and passionate for innovation with a culture of openness.

More space and more attractive working conditions for innovative research, development, trend scouting, and venture capital: in 2018, Bosch has moved to a larger location in Silicon Valley, opening a new Research and Technology Center in Sunnyvale. The facilities bring together 200 associates under one roof for the first time. Covering almost 10,000 square meters, the new location offers 40 percent more space in total and room for up to 300 associates. “From basic research to market-ready solutions, as part of Bosch’s international research network, our associates in Silicon Valley have laid the foundation for innovative products and solutions in areas such as sensor technology and automated and connected vehicle systems,” said Hauke Schmidt, head of the Bosch Research and Technology Center.

The research and technology office in Israel was established in 2016. In Tel Aviv, Bosch employees focus on collaborating with scientific institutions and start-ups in fields such as machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity, and IoT.