博世CES 2026：Bosch Cook AI烹饪助手、汽车线控制动系统量产

Group 1: Strategic Vision and Financial Goals - Bosch announced its strategic vision at CES 2026, focusing on integrating hardware and software to create "human-centered AI technology" [1] - The company aims to exceed €6 billion (approximately ¥49.14 billion) in annual revenue from its software and services business by the early 2030s [1] - Bosch plans to invest over €2.5 billion (approximately ¥20.47 billion) in AI by the end of 2026 [1] Group 2: Consumer Technology Innovations - Bosch introduced the Bosch Cook AI, an AI cooking assistant that utilizes sensors, connected appliances, and computer vision to guide users through recipes and adjust cooking temperatures automatically [3] - The company launched Origify, a smart anti-counterfeiting solution that identifies unique surface textures to create unalterable digital identities for products, enabling quick verification of authenticity [3] Group 3: Smart Mobility Developments - Bosch unveiled a next-generation vehicle motion management software platform that coordinates braking, steering, power systems, and suspension control, addressing motion sickness issues affecting millions globally [4] - The company showcased an AI-driven smart cockpit solution that allows drivers to interact with their vehicles conversationally, assisting with parking and transcribing meetings [4] - Bosch's Brake-by-Wire system is set to enter mass production with a major global automaker, with projected cumulative sales exceeding €7 billion (approximately ¥57.33 billion) by 2032 [4] Group 4: Industrial Technology Collaborations - Bosch announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft to focus on "Agentic AI" in manufacturing, combining Bosch's expertise with Microsoft's cloud and AI infrastructure for autonomous optimization of production and supply chains [5] - Early results from this collaboration indicate a potential reduction in system integration costs by up to 70% and a decrease in predictive maintenance costs by one-third [5] - Bosch is also collaborating with Kodiak AI to develop a control platform for autonomous trucks and confirmed the planned production of a silicon carbide semiconductor factory in California by late 2026, with an investment of $1.9 billion (approximately ¥13.29 billion) [5]