Bosch is gearing up to put a massive spotlight on its integrated industrial technologies at Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia 2025, a three-day event in Riyadh that brings together manufacturers, technologists, and industry leaders looking for the next leap in efficiency and intelligence.
The company is rolling out its strongest mix of engineering solutions, digital platforms, and safety systems — and it’s doing it through a unified exhibit meant to show how everything fits together in real industrial settings.
A Combined Showcase Built for Big Impact
Bosch confirmed its participation with a joint booth representing Bosch Manufacturing Solutions, Bosch Software and Digital Solutions, Bosch Innovation Unit, and Bosch Fire Systems.
The idea is clear: one space, many capabilities, all tied to the same industrial vision.
Executives say regional industries are looking for technology partners who can support long-term resilience.
Some are looking for cost efficiency, while others want to modernize at speed.
Per Johansson, vice president and board member of Bosch Middle East, pointed to rising demand for reliable, scalable systems across sectors from energy to heavy manufacturing.
He emphasized Bosch’s investments in industrial IoT, automation, and Smart Factory tools that give companies real-time control and measurable improvements.
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Haneen Al Saleh, managing director for Bosch Saudi Arabia, said the upcoming event lets the company show how connected industrial operations can strengthen transparency and sustainability — two goals many Saudi manufacturers are chasing as Vision 2030 accelerates.
Manufacturing Solutions Take Center Stage
Bosch Manufacturing Solutions (BMG) will highlight its ability to build highly specialized production equipment.
This covers everything from small pilot systems to fully automated, high-volume setups.
The division supports two major business sectors: Electromobility & Energy Infrastructure, and Consumer Goods & Combustion Engine.
Its product areas stretch from battery and e-drive assembly to sensor electronics and steering systems.
Engineers from the team develop manual, semi-automated, and fully automated assembly lines.
They also bring in expertise in fields such as laser processes, optical inspection, and measurement technologies.
To make the segment clearer, here’s a small reference table summarizing BMG’s focus:
| BMG Focus Area | Description |
|---|---|
| Production Systems | Manual to fully automated assembly and testing |
| Technologies | Laser processing, optical inspection, measurement |
| Specializations | Battery packs, e-drives, electronics, fuel cell, steering |
BMG’s global network allows it to adapt its systems locally while sticking to worldwide standards.
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Executives often describe this “think global, act local” model as essential for customers in markets like Saudi Arabia, where industries are moving fast.
Digital Twins and Industrial AI Step Into the Spotlight
Bosch’s Innovation Unit is coming with a different angle — the digital one.
It plans to demonstrate digital twin systems that mirror real equipment and production lines in virtual form.
These models rely on physical simulation paired with Industrial AI.
That combination helps companies monitor assets live, predict issues, and optimize performance without interrupting operations.
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The Innovation Unit will also bring its industrial IoT platforms, built with API-based connectivity to make them easier to integrate into existing factories.
Visitors typically pay close attention to this part of the booth because it connects physical manufacturing with digital intelligence — something nearly every modern plant is trying to figure out.
Fire and Safety Systems for High-Risk Industries
Bosch Fire Systems will present its fire detection and alarm solutions created specifically for industrial environments.
These locations require specialized systems due to the size of facilities and the difficulty of detecting threats early.
The flagship offering is AVIOTEC, an intelligent IP camera that identifies fire or smoke through video analysis.
It works well in places where traditional detectors struggle.
Bosch will also highlight explosion-proof flame detectors that rely on infrared sensing.
These are commonly installed in oil and gas plants, chemical factories, and power generation sites.
And one simple sentence here: the division will also show high-durability sounders used to issue alerts in hazardous settings.
Software and Digital Solutions Aim at Heavy Industries
Bosch Software and Digital Solutions will spotlight its Integrated Asset Performance Management (IAPM) platform — often referred to as the backbone of digital operations.
It’s powered by Hybrid Digital Twins that merge physics, AI models, and live data.
The platform supports oil & gas, metals, utilities, and large-scale industrial infrastructure.
It helps operators detect failures early, cut downtime, and improve reliability.
Here’s a small bullet that summarizes its practical role:
– Enterprises use the IAPM system to gain clear, explainable insights that improve daily operational decisions.
Engineers say the modular architecture makes scaling easier, whether a company is upgrading a single plant or an entire production network.
At the event, Bosch Digital Twin Industries will demo how it pushes enterprises into predictive maintenance instead of reactive maintenance — something many manufacturers still struggle with.
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The platform has increasingly become part of discussions about industrial modernization across the Gulf, especially as Saudi companies raise performance targets under Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia’s Industrial Push Meets Global Engineering Influence
Industrial Transformation Saudi Arabia 2025 arrives as the Kingdom accelerates development plans across energy, logistics, manufacturing, and technology.
Events like this often act as checkpoints, showing how far the country has moved and what tools it still needs.
Bosch’s participation fits neatly into that picture.
The company has a long-term presence in the region and is aligning its systems with what Saudi industries say they need right now.
Saudi companies have been investing heavily in digital upgrades, automation, and safety improvements.
And exhibitors like Bosch want to show solutions that can plug right into that momentum.
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This year’s edition is expected to draw significant attention as more manufacturers look for partners who can help them scale at speed — without disrupting operations.
