On March 31, Bosch Rexroth, in collaboration with the Industry 4.0 Innovation Center (IIC) at Eastern International University, held a ceremony to donate a Smart Manufacturing Cell, marking a new milestone in the partnership between the university and industry.
The Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing Cell, powered by ctrlX Automation by Bosch Rexroth, was donated during this event
The donated equipment is a Smart Manufacturing Cell developed in accordance with Industry 4.0 principles and operated on ctrlX Automation by Bosch Rexroth. This integrated solution combines a range of advanced technologies, including automation, robotics, autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs), and Industrial IoT, directly supporting students’ education and research activities.
Mr. Alexius Oh – Vice Director, Office off Community Engagement shared remarks during the program
Eastern International University plans to incorporate the newly donated system into courses such as Automation, Industrial Robotics, Smart Manufacturing, CNC, and Industrial IoT. Access to real-world equipment will not only help students strengthen their theoretical knowledge but also enhance their practical skills, preparing them to adapt to working environments in smart factories.
Representatives from Bosch Rexroth stated that the equipment donation is part of the company’s strategy to support educational institutions in developing a highly qualified workforce. Through this collaboration, students will have the opportunity to gain early exposure to advanced technologies, helping to bridge the gap between academic training and the practical needs of industry.
Representatives from Bosch Rexroth delivered remarks during the program
As part of the program, the two parties also discussed future directions for collaboration, focusing on training, research, and technology transfer activities in the field of Industry 4.0.
The event not only contributes to enhancing the quality of education at Eastern International University, but also reflects the increasingly close partnership between universities and industry in the context of rapid digital transformation and the growth of smart manufacturing
Some images at the program:







