Our public funded projects and industry associations

The VIVA project (Vision Optics with Integrated VCSELs and Autofocal Lenses) aims to redefine the boundaries of smart eyewear by collaborating with premier industry and research partners to create the next generation of wearable glasses. Bosch Sensortec supports this mission by leveraging its deep expertise in consumer electronics smart glasses system design and verification – ranging from the overall system level down to ASIC design.

The Horizon Europe-funded SmILE project (Smart solutions for relief from Individual Level Exposure to musculoskeletal non-communicable diseases) is dedicated to developing cutting-edge solutions for musculoskeletal health to enhance patient care and quality of life across Europe. Bosch Sensortec contributes to this initiative by providing advanced sensor technology and expertise in system integration. Specifically, Bosch Sensortec is supporting the development of a smart electronic platform with wireless communication and actuator control by the integration of precise MEMS sensing solutions, creating reliable, data-driven systems that fundamentally transform the treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.

The European IPCEI on Microelectronics and Communication Technologies (Important Project of Common European Interest) is a strategic initiative designed to strengthen Europe’s technological leadership in connected mobility and the Internet of Things (IoT). Bosch Sensortec fuels this innovation by developing advanced MEMS sensors and intelligent electronic systems that prioritize energy efficiency and high automation. Through these contributions, Bosch Sensortec powers the next generation of smart electronics, ensuring that connected vehicles and IoT devices operate with maximum precision and sustainability.

As part of the European SensorTech4Health (ST4H) project, the goal is to revolutionize consumer health by addressing critical healthcare challenges through innovative consumer electronic devices and wearables. Bosch Sensortec plays a key role by leveraging its leadership in sensor technology to create smaller and smarter components for smart hearing devices, as well as devices for continuous monitoring of health and wellbeing. By integrating these advanced sensors, Bosch Sensortec helps deliver cost-effective, high-performing innovations that enhance individual well-being and global health standards.

The HYPRSENSE project focuses on building a sovereign European chip ecosystem by fostering open-source innovation to accelerate development and reduce costs. Bosch Sensortec actively supports this goal by enhancing virtual prototyping toolchains for smart sensor systems. By extending the SystemC AMS standard for precise MEMS simulation and integrating VHDL-based designs, the HYPRSENSE Consortium enables more efficient sensor development, ultimately strengthening the technological independence of the European semiconductor industry.