Bosch presents industrial solutions focused on resilience and agility at Hannover Messe 2026

In a context marked by increasing industrial complexity and significant demographic change, Bosch positions resilience and agility as key drivers of competitiveness. At Hannover Messe 2026, the company demonstrates how the intelligent integration of digital technologies and artificial intelligence is redefining production models.

Bosch Connected Industry will be located in Hall 14, Stand J17, while Bosch Rexroth will present its solutions in Hall 26, Stand E69.

An integrated vision of the factory of the future
Bosch introduces an innovative approach to industrial production based on “Manufacturing Co-Intelligence^®,” a concept aimed at connecting systems, centralizing data, and creating a unified operational view across the entire product lifecycle.

This approach addresses current challenges such as the shortage of skilled labor, fragmented IT systems, and cost pressures. By integrating humans, machines, and digital systems, Bosch enables intelligent collaboration that improves decision-making and operational efficiency.

Agentic artificial intelligence plays a central role as an operational partner. Through continuous process monitoring, it can anticipate anomalies and trigger corrective actions before critical failures occur. In the event of an incident, operators can interact directly with AI agents via conversational interfaces, facilitating access to technical information and accelerating problem resolution.

AI-enhanced digital twins
To address the growing complexity of industrial data, Bosch develops digital twins enriched with artificial intelligence. Each physical component is associated with a digital model that integrates all lifecycle data.

This approach ensures full traceability from design to operation, while enabling anticipation of future equipment developments. Potential failures are detected early, downtime is reduced, and energy consumption is optimized, thereby strengthening overall system performance.

Technological innovations: additive manufacturing and recycling
Bosch also highlights concrete technological solutions, particularly in additive manufacturing. Its industrial pellet-based printer enables the production of plastic components using the same materials as those used in series production, achieving mechanical performance comparable to—or even exceeding—that of injection-molded parts. This technology accelerates prototyping, reduces costs, and enhances production flexibility.

In the field of electric vehicle battery recycling, Bosch Rexroth offers modular solutions covering all levels of automation. These systems efficiently process a wide variety of batteries while improving safety, operational efficiency, and the profitability of diagnostic, discharging, and dismantling processes.




Brazil as a strategic partner
Hannover Messe 2026 highlights Brazil as the official partner country, emphasizing its growing role in global industrial transformation. Bosch, present in Brazil for more than 70 years, employs nearly 11,000 people and develops key activities there, particularly in smart agriculture.

The country is also home to Bosch’s global competence center for agricultural technologies, illustrating the increasing importance of digitalization and innovation in this sector. Solutions such as One Smart Spray, developed in partnership with BASF, demonstrate this momentum by enabling more precise and sustainable agricultural applications.

Outlook
Through its demonstrations at Hannover Messe 2026, Bosch reaffirms its position as a key player in industrial transformation. By combining artificial intelligence, digitalization, and domain expertise, the company delivers practical solutions to strengthen resilience, enhance agility, and support sustainable industrial growth on a global scale.

Edited by Maria Brueva, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.

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