Best Pitch:

Robosweep – Combination of bleeding edge technologies  to clean the floor in a battle against friends by controlling a vacuuming robot from the phone.

Tired of the annoying task of vacuuming the floor? Make cleaning fun again by combining bleeding edge technologies with the ancient art of sweeping the floor!

Compete against your friends in a battle of cleaning the largest area by controlling a vacuuming robot from your phone.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Bosch IoT Cloud, Firebase, Raspberry Pi, Webcam, Kärcher RC3 Premium, VR “Headset”, MongoDB, REST-API, Websocket, React, Node.js, iOS/Android-App

Best Implementation & Kärcher Challenge:

Awesome Käse – Conversion of a Kärcher cleaning car into an autonomous driving and reacting car

We want to turn the KM50/80 into a robot, which is as most autonomous as possible.

Actuators:

– We attached a handlebar to the steering wheel, so you can steer it with a belt train

– hardware emulation of the accelerator pedal (exchange potentiometer)

Sensors:

– Laser scanner

– Reading the steering angle via potentiometer

The laser scanner at the front detects objects in front of the machine and alerts the driver optically and acoustically when the minimum distance is reached, and initiates emergency braking if required.

The laser data also records a map of the area, which has to be cleaned. Since the position of the robot is known during the whole cleaning process, it can be checked whether the driver drives too often around already cleaned areas.

The map is also the basis for an autonomous drive, even though the autonomy was not implemented until Saturday evening.

By controlling the steering and accelerator pedal, the robot can be remotely controlled via WLAN, with the laser scanner monitoring the drive.

Used platforms, gadgets:

– TCU: reading the speed, audible warning

– Hectorslam (2D mapping library from ROS)

– Laser scanner

– LED strip + Arduino Uno as a display for the driver

– stepper motors (as drive and bearing for the steering belt)

– Holders for laser scanners from Markerbeam

– Mounting drive motors from Makerbeam, cord, expander

– Candump and Cansend (to read the complete Canbus of the KM50/80 and write directly to CanOpen-SDOs)

– Steering angle: potentiometers in self-designed and 3D-printed cogs with custom fit for the steering column

– Tinkerforge Bricks:

• Reimplimantated ROS bridge
• Silent stepper
• Master
• IMU
• ADC
• DAC

Work in progress:

• Voice control via snips
• TeamViewer IoT
• Access to weight monitoring in the seat
• emergency braking
• Autonomous driving by waypoints

Crowd’s Prize:

Cloudrider – Conversion of analog machine displays into digital dashboards

ADAMOS Challenge:

Insert Teamname here –Team service process automation: optimization of the maintenance process through automated spare part recommendation and report generation

Save time and money during the maintenance process by automatized solutions during a spare part changing process.

1. Service technician triggered by sensor values
2. Automated recognition of changed parts and time of the maintenance,
3. Automated report generation
4. Automated billing process

Used platforms, gadgets:

Adamos, AWS, Raspberry Pi, Tinkerforge, KonfiPay

Bosch Challenge:

Scooby effect – self managed car with fleetservice interface, budget management and insuring itself

Creating a self managed car with Fleetservice Interface, Budget management and insuring itself. Driving to Service-Stations (Repair, Cleaning, refuel) on its own. Paying bills if in Budget directly, otherwise by manual decision through Fleetservice.

Used platforms, gadgets:

AmigoBot (The Mystery Machine), ROS, Adamos, Konfipay, Getsafe,  REST API, Python, Linux, Raspberry PI, Bash, Putty, Node, Vue.js, Vuex and Coca Cola

Festo Challenge:

R.I.C – An interactive game combined with Festo Cobot, Alexa and Philips Hue to keep the elderly active and boost their mobility

An interactive game to keep the elderly active and boost their mobility.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Festo Cobot, Amazon Alexa, Lidar Scanner, Philips Hue

Lenze/logicline Challenge:

#MakeCodingGreatAgain – smart bottle  to track personal consumption of liquids which can be combined with COBI.Bike and getsafe insurance

To deliver high performance in your workplace and during your outdoor activities like cycling, you require a proper intake of liquids. In a second scenario, we focus on elderly and hospitalized people. They too require proper monitoring of how much they drink throughout a day.

Therefore, we create a smart bottle that tracks you personal consumption of liquids. It reports your consumption to a cloud backend, can be combined with cycling applications, such as the one provided by COBI.Bike, and can also be used to signal your Getsafe insurance that you care about your physical health to make you eligible for a bonus.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Adamos (not yet implemented at the time of writing), Arduino, COBI.Bike (not yet implemented at the time of writing), Flow sensor, Gyro sensor, Getsafe API, Heroku, internetstores bottle

Finance Challenge:

bikewatch – bike parking  which cares for automatically payment; bike will be automatically insured against theft using Heroku and getsafe

Just park & walk away…
… everything around you will take care of your bike
… we will take care of the payment automatically
… your bike will automatically be insured against theft
… you only pay for the time you park
… pay lower fees if there are more bikes around you and the area is considered as safe

Used platforms, gadgets:

– raspberry pi
– heroku
– GetSafe
– MQTT

sensory kit for mobile measurement of fine dust, air pressure, humidity& temperature

easy to attach on a drone, e-bike, etc

data collection in our database

real-time visualization (browser, app, COBI application,…)

Used platforms, gadgets:

REACT, cordova, influxdb, Node-RED, Aduino Pro Mini, SIM800L, SDS011, BOSCH BME280, GPS, COBI e-bike application,

mutiple advantages over conventional app competitors

Save time and money during the maintenance process by automatized solutions during a spare part changing process.

1. Service technician triggered by sensor values
2. Automated recognition of changed parts and time of the maintenance,
3. Automated report generation
4. Automated billing process

Used platforms, gadgets:

Adamos, AWS, Raspberry Pi, Tinkerforge, KonfiPay

With multiple Data inputs like Gyroscopes, speed and position, we detect if the driver of a bike has an accident and automatically notify help in case an accident occurs.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Arduino, CobiBike, NodeJs, Glitch.com, MongoDB,

IBM Bluemix Cloud with Node-Red. PLC connected via MQTT to IBM Bluemix Cloud. Controlling of the PLC via Node-Red and Amazon Alexa.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Amazon Echo, Node-Red, PLC, MQTT, IBM Bluemix Cloud

Komutigi is an app that captures the route of employees on their bikes and gives the company the opportunity to pedal kilometers together. This information can be used for different Uscases.

• Who is the busiest cyclist in the company? Who is the most industrious cyclist in the team, even if the outside temperature is below 3 degrees Celsius?

Collect trophies and compare yourself with your colleagues.

• Your company takes over the bicycle insurance for you if you have come more than x times in the month with the bicycle. Safe on the way to work.
• Your company donates an amount to an environmental fund for every kilometer driven by employees on their way to work. Doing good together.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Cobi.Bike, Heroku, getSafe*, Comfipay*

*Wenn wir noch dazu kommen

Innovative stock trading with innovative user interfaces. Buy and sell stock using a Sphero Bot, an eBike, and get instant Feedback via Sphero Bot or Philips Hue light color and intensity.

Used platforms, gadgets:

• Adamos cloud platform
• Sphero Bot
• Heroku
• QuickFix – CATS – Börse Stuttgart
• Philips Hue
• COBI

An awesome AR-App for multiple players where the fate of the world is at stake.  There will be one true hero and the others fight against him in the role of wild monsters. The controls of each player are unique, including gesture control, a classical joystick and a controller-app. In addition the dynamic monsters there are static monsters and obstacles to overcome in order to save the world.

Used platforms, gadgets:

Sphero Mini, Sphero 2.0, Raspberry Pi 3, UDDO-Board, AmigoBot, Kinematic Wristband, Tinkerforge(Master,WIFI 2.0, JoyStick,Accelerometer), Node.Js,Android,ROS,React,Unity-3D,TypeScript

Creating a self managed car with Fleetservice Interface, Budget management and insuring itself. Driving to Service-Stations (Repair, Cleaning, refuel) on its own. Paying bills if in Budget directly, otherwise by manual decision through Fleetservice.

Used platforms, gadgets:

AmigoBot (The Mystery Machine), ROS, Adamos, Konfipay, Getsafe,  REST API, Python, Linux, Raspberry PI, Bash, Putty, Node, Vue.js, Vuex and Coca Cola

We want to turn the KM50/80 into a robot, which is as most autonomous as possible.

Actuators:

– We attached a handlebar to the steering wheel, so you can steer with a belt train

– hardware emulation of the accelerator pedal (exchange potentiometer)

Sensors:

– Laser scanner

– Reading the steering angle via potentiometer

The laser scanner at the front detects objects in front of the machine and alerts the driver optically and acoustically when the minimum distance is reached, and initiates emergency braking if required.

The laser data also records a map of the area which has to be cleaned. Since the position of the robot is known during the whole cleaning process, it can be checked whether the driver drives too often around already cleaned areas.

The map is also the basis for an autonomous drive, even though the autonomy was not implemented until Saturday evening.

By controlling the steering and accelerator pedal, the robot can be remotely controlled via WLAN, with the laser scanner monitoring the drive.

Used platforms, gadgets:

– TCU: reading the speed, audible warning

– Hectorslam (2D mapping library from ROS)

– Laser scanner

– LED strip + Arduino Uno as a display for the driver

– stepper motors (as drive and bearing for the steering belt)

– Holders for laser scanners from Markerbeam

– Mounting drive motors from Makerbeam, cord, expander

– Candump and Cansend (