Bosch Transmission Technology B.V. colleague Maurice van Beek presented a case study for the Technology Forecasting class at Eindhoven University of Technology.

Bosch Thin Metal Technologies (TMT) in Tilburg stands for precision metalworking and plays an important role in the energy transition. With decades of experience, we develop and manufacture thin metal components with demanding quality requirements, such as pushbelts and gas foil bearings. In addition, we realize prototypes, samples, and small series for innovative and sustainable industrial applications. As Bosch’s R&D center for electrolyzer technology, we work on the development of electrolyzer stacks and bipolar plate technology. In doing so, we actively contribute to accelerating clean energy solutions. Working at TMT means contributing to advanced technology in an international environment where innovation, craftsmanship, and collaboration are at the core. Our premises in Tilburg form the foundation for the Energy Conversion Campus, an initiative that is currently under full development. This campus brings together an ecosystem of innovative and enthusiastic companies and institutions, with the shared goal of stimulating the green energy transition.

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