Bosch in Reutlingen, Germany: The highly sensitive sensors and microchips that are produced here are installed in automobiles and consumer electronics all over the world. A tremendous amount of effort goes into their production - including particle accelerators and autonomously operating robots. Man-power meets high-tech: Industry 4.0 is already being implemented in many factories in the form of integrated processes and production facilities.

@JAGLA2

2 жыл бұрын

,🤩🥰

@nemesioespiritu5804

2 жыл бұрын

Gy

@user-lw4vm8xs8m

2 жыл бұрын

Please add Arabic translation. Many Arabs watch you.

@ToyotaKTM

2 жыл бұрын

I find it surprising that the use of water and chemicals is never mentioned in the entire video. Obviously one of the most important ingredients of chip manufacture is the use of hundreds of different chemicals and gasses, yet they are NEVER mentioned at all. ODD.

@haidarkarar1469

2 жыл бұрын

*_THANKS FOR THOSE AWESOME FILMS,We wish more films like this_*

Really we must appreciate Bosch for allowing into their factories 👏👏

@mickgatz214

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, i bet the CCP would like to infiltrate this facility... lol

hats off to Bosch for allowing the camera crew inside their manufacturing! Thanks BOSCH 🖖

@pietrojenkins6901

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but Bosch products are mighty expensive .

@jays2551

Жыл бұрын

bosch wrote this

@RandomTheories

Жыл бұрын

@@jays2551 imagine being one year late and wrong

@ph11p3540

Жыл бұрын

Actually, I am really surprised they allowed a camera inside such an installation. Security and protecting proprietary information is very high in silicon fab plants.

@ItGetsOrganized

Жыл бұрын

It’s good for customers considering sourcing their chips for a production line, and Bosch doesn’t have to pay for the marketing. If anything in the video was “news” to your company, then you are not a competitor to Bosch.

Big shouts to Germany for robust quality control and high quality machinery

@user-ju8qg9dx9x

2 жыл бұрын

for semiconductors it isn't just germany... every fab in the world has to be this rigorous

@M3ganwillslay

Жыл бұрын

India hindoo factary also clean and make sami candactor

As a guy who works in automotive industry I really appreciate the effort to make such documentary. Cause previously I knew about the length of the process, but not the entire complexity of it. Thanks a lot 🙂

Thanks for the video, kind regards

@FreeDocumentary

Жыл бұрын

Thank you too

Way cool, I didn't realize Bosch ran their own fabs.

It’s so nice to see my people in matching uniforms once again!

Un documentar care merită vizionat!

I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary - thank you!

Bosch is BOSS....😃😃😃😃

Bosch products are good and strong but costing.. their construction machines are very strong and long lasting.... thanks free documentaries

This is absolutely incredible. . . . . .

Bosch also makes spark plugs 💡 They are usually the most expensive ones here in American Auto Parts store You can never go wrong with Bosch Spark Plugs : )

@WANDERER0070

2 жыл бұрын

Electric cars dont need spark plugs no gasoline either win win

@stykytte

Жыл бұрын

@@WANDERER0070 When a Combustion engine car breaks down at least we can go and buy a couple of dollars of parts and fix it ourselves, if the battery in some of these new EVs fails you have to buy a whole new $40k car. Combustion engine cars don't need tons of rare earth minerals mined by children in third world countries, no specialist disposal methods for all the polymers and poisonous materials that can't be recycled like waste from a normal car either. EV's are lose lose on every front for normal people, the only people that benefit are corporations profit margins which is why they are so heavily invested in pushing them on us. I'll stick to my 1980s Japanese sh*tboxes, they produced less pollution in entire 40 year life spans than a single new EV does before it even gets to the road.

@okman9684

Жыл бұрын

@@stykytte you can stick to your sh*tbox boomer but not everyone feels nostalgic to gas guzzlers. EVs are more environment friendly and human rights friendly than gas car could ever be. There are many misconception and false rumours about evs which are bit over blown or obsolete but can easily be debunked. -Though people think battry swapping is the main disadvantage of ev but when you see through an industry and by a modern customers point of view the system actually make sense. - EV batteries will retain 70-80% of their charging capacity even after a decade. And due to more research on this technology now it's improving even more. Nobody keeps their old car for 10 years in any developing or even in some developed countries due to stricter emissions and safety standards by the government. Driving old cars for regular use is more of an American thing. - Evs do use more exotic rare earth minerals and sadly during present time some parts of the world does use child labours. But its improving quite fast. Manufacturers are developing new types of batteries like aluminum and iron ion batteries which could be manufactured in large scale with minimum damage to environment. Also labor standards gets better in any mining industry when it gets a boost and thus more national and international regulations makes the stack holders accountable. Already child mining has decreased in many countries due to tougher standards by the industry. Also when the industry scales child mining will be less viable because because it can't provide same scale as a big mining machine. - Evs are and will be more environment friendly to gas cars no matter how worse ev you are driving.A limited fossil fuel with its sheer mining causes tons of micro and macro environmental problems. In entire solar system only earth has a vast amount of fossil fuel and burning it to travel is the most brain dead logic humanity ever conceived. It may not bother some first world oil mining countries like us and Norway but most of the world relies on imported fossil fuel which providers vastly affects their view on geopolitics. Countries like Russia, Iran, saudi, syria, qatar are using this fossil fuel as leverage to justify their human rights abuse which is far more concerning than a bunch of child labor welding small miner. They use thier minerals to fund all shorts off inhumane activities which all could be avoided if we were just using evs rather than some dinosaur juice burning fart box. Also the transportation of that fuel produces more pollution than carbon generated during the entire manufacturing of an EV. Thus Evs are way more clean and environment friendly than entire oil and car industry. There are some problems with transmission capacity of our grid to handle EV charging but using money in modifying your domestic electricity grid is far more affordable and rational than using it to fund some fossil fuel dictator ship. - Also EVs are no different than a gas car in a design and manufacturing point of view. The only difference is the battery and moters except that all chassis and electronics are same as a normal gas car. Also the material in its battry and moters like lithium, cobalt, nickel can be fully recycled by process like hydrometalurgy and polymetalurgy with no major environmental damage. Actually more players will come to EV recycling market if production increase letting bigger and better recycling industry for everything. So claiming that disposing an EV is more harder than a normal car just because it has all that toxic chemicals or some weird polymer stuff is complete bs. Even it someone wants to use their beloved antique gas car that's not a problem but more and more young generation getting aware of ther personal carbon emissions while traveling which they wants to reduce with latest technology and Evs delever it. We have to accept EV sooner or later it's just going through same face when car went when horse cart riders were mad about ICE car and mechanical loom went through when handloom workers were mad about mechanical loom. Hating evs will only make you a modern Luddite.

Very informative I learnt alot thanks Guys for this documentary

Mind Blowing 🤩🤩👍

beautiful tegnology

I didn't know Bosch ran a fab. Bosch do make a huge variety of MEMS sensors. I always thought fab time was outsourced though. MEMS in it self is amazing, Applied science has a video on heliums effect on a MEMS oscilator which does go over how they are made. Applied science's DLP video is also pretty good additional watching.

@sirdrinkalots

Жыл бұрын

Bosch now runs two fabs. One in Reutlingen and the other in Dresden.

Very unique factory

Good innovation

This documentary was educational and informative for me

Awesome 👍👍👍👍

very good video about bosch factory in germany.

Great documentary but I don't understand all of it since I don't possess professional knowledge about it. It's fun to watch.

Really great docu.

vedio atau liputan yang sangat menarik dan penuh dengan wawasan,sangat bermanfaat sekali

Great reporting..🎖🔥🔥

Excellent Documentary.. 👌👌👌👌 One of best from Free Documentary..

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. Thanks! You sound like a someone who knows what they're talking about so wow 🤩 thanks!

@CreativeeLearningPoint

2 жыл бұрын

@@FreeDocumentary I'm Professor of Electronics from India

@FreeDocumentary

2 жыл бұрын

@@CreativeeLearningPoint yep. I could tell. Only someone who appreciates tech stuff like this would like the documentary.

Really nice documentary :)

Anyone else put off by all the close ups of the hands?

Informative video

Like it, nice video, thanks for sharing :)

Woww mntappp seru banget ya kawan

Great movie

their germans are better than my germans. a grand salute to bosch for perfection and quality

Thanks

Excellent Engneering, respect to the Germans

I like your documentary

Wow ❤️🙏

Best video

Having worked both 200mm and 300mm fabs, 200mm is definitely more fun to watch but 300mm is much more efficient. Those robots are always in your way when you're trying to work on the floor

@user-pb4ke7dq5f

4 ай бұрын

Wait till you see 400mm

@zr2ee1

4 ай бұрын

@@user-pb4ke7dq5f even worse, 450mm

sangat cocok dipasang di mobil SMK

wait, Bosch, THAT Bosch - the power tool brand, is a semiconductor manufacturer? dang, didn't even knew that.

@FreezeS

2 жыл бұрын

They make many other components for the auto industry.

@noobaqgaming2112

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

Good

Really informative. Thank you. But a bit of a silly question I have watched several documentaries where there are robots doing the majority if not all of the work instead of humans. My question is, What happens if there blackout , where the electricity goes down across the grid?

@sleeptyper

2 жыл бұрын

The factory has backup generators so they can either wait for the fault to fix or have a controlled shutdown.

@Batboycries

Жыл бұрын

power outage is very costly to semiconductors factories... pretty much all wafer in process at the time are ruined. because you also lose vacuum... it can take some machines a day to recover and be qualified to run again. Back up power is for safety lighting, it cannot run the photolithography tools or implanters... or the vacuum pumps.

@Batboycries

Жыл бұрын

@@sleeptyper back up systems are for safety, ventilation and lighting,, it does not power the robots, tools or vacuum systems.

Seagate have a similar factory in northern Ireland 🇮🇪 that I worked in for about a month with the same wafers . Its interesting to know what I was making lol Thanks @free Documentary

The Pharma company I use to work for uses "some" of the clean Room processes seen here, just a shame they don't implement ALL of its steps taken to reach the "clean room"

the lights are yellow because white light affects the photoresist they use for making patterns...

Never forget about safety. Use Softgle Comfort

The part about silicon carbide is so sic

The movie ai with the kid from 6 sense is going to come true.

Ничего не понял, но очень интересно

Danke Robert Bosch

The camera crew were given a tour of a brand new silicon fab plant. There is no way would any cameras or outside visitors would ever be allowed in such a plant once it's in full operation. Security is very tight at such factories. They may not be as critical as TSMC/AMD but critical enough to be considered a national security asset. The funny thing is, several nations national security is dependant on what happens to Taiwan.

bosch has semiconductor factory? Never knew that

silicon semiconductors and we say we are not in the stone age?

invented for life.

Thank you Bosch for showing your factory. Unfortunately, when discussing lithography (the heart of the production as it was called), they don't show the machine itself. I only see tracks, although I caught a glimse of a PAS 5500 system. I'm wondering which lithographic machines are being used in the factory? Only PAS systems or also Twinscan systems?

Bosch have highly Quality and Quantity, You Produce Good Quality you can earn More Customer....Im working In Production as A Equipment Engeneer We Do Wafers 8inch and 12 Inch I Assign to a color Filter...

You can find it in the premium cars made by germany

37:23 I using this machine Rudolph NSX-90~NSX-330 over one decade.🙂

Malaysia also is one of the largest semiconductor producer in the world.

🙏🙏👍👌

Unfortunately they do not show the heart of the process: i.e. the lithography machine itself

საქართველოზეც გადაიღეთ დოკუმენტური ფილმი. ულამაზესი ქვეყანა კავკასიაში. Make a documentary film about Georgia as well. The most beautiful country in the Caucasus.

Asclepius

At 30:40 when he closes the particle accelerator by hand when the sticker on it say to use to special stick

@theobserver9131

2 жыл бұрын

I do lots of things that my tools telling me not to do.

@chipz65

10 ай бұрын

Actually the special stick is a grounding rod - when they shut down high voltage, then these sticks are used upon entry to dissapate any residual energy

@zr2ee1

6 ай бұрын

​@@theobserver9131yeah I got tired of my tools pushing me around years ago

it's a report not a documentary

😲

👽

🇩🇿❤

Just think they have dragon fly dronesjk

FREE DOCUMENTARY

Note, AMHS is conveyor based, no overhead carriers. I wonder why?

@zr2ee1

6 ай бұрын

Overhead storage didn't appear until 300mm when the industry got more efficient and moved to FOUPS instead of pods and cassettes.

Looks like an Intel fab from the 90's... old equipment

@zr2ee1

6 ай бұрын

Older for sure but a lot of our electronics still utilize 200mm process technology, in reality it's the most critical industries that rely the most heavily on the older process nodes

we here first

It is really nice to see that companies such as Bosch stay true to their German roots, and do not subcontract their manufacturing to some Chinese backyard manufacturers. I would rather pay for quality than quantity.

the bloody bosch are it again

And this is why u should only buy bosch sensors for your car

Don't know much about their MEMs, but the last two Bosch routers I have purchased were piles of cheaply manufactured garbage compared to what they used to make.

Just 36? How long till the robots make themselves better without us?

@theobserver9131

2 жыл бұрын

That's already being done, it's no secret. The singularity is near!

Wow, that looks like a 8inch line, was very advanced 20y ago. Mega project?

@PaulJurczak

2 жыл бұрын

It works just fine for sensors. They are not making CPUs or GPUs.

sto napravi bekiru hahah

People like driving, and who would trust a computer to drive them, just saying, since everything can be hacked. Anyone hear klaus say that you will own nothing and be happy lol. Computer leaves no job's, just one person babysitting a computer. Thanks for the warning free documentary.

@theobserver9131

2 жыл бұрын

The human mind is easier to hack than a computer. btw, you've been hacked.

👽 👾 👽

Would love to know those guys wages

suit is not for the cleanliness its for the esd.

@aleksandersuur9475

2 жыл бұрын

It's for cleanliness first and foremost, for ESD protection you don't need a full body suit like that. That doesn't mean the suit doesn't meet conductivity requirements, it does, but that's not why it's required for every single person in the cleanroom even though none of then touch the actual product.

@jr7569

2 жыл бұрын

@@aleksandersuur9475 lol

0:16

This is how you sell your life!

The Glewble Economy

Is there something that 'Bosch' dosent do/make?

Bapak pamudji

Indonesian translation please

Still prefer the 18 century ways

In america , someone powerful already plan to put chip to human brain ^_^

@Wyi-the-rogue

Жыл бұрын

Powerful, yes. Smart, certainly not. It’s his scientist teams who do all the work, he just takes the credit and funds it. And it’s a bad idea… think of all the things that could happen.

@ridwan3709

Жыл бұрын

@@Wyi-the-rogue yeah. But someone like him maybe dont listen to other peope critic hoho

Ещё Kraicher

Similar Chinese products can't compete with Bosch in terms of quality.

@querrythis

2 жыл бұрын

Fart

@KingMjs_day

Жыл бұрын

And especially the chips coming from TSMC in Taiwan which makes 93% of the worlds chips. This is another incentive for China to conquer Taiwan.

@chipz65

10 ай бұрын

@@KingMjs_day TSMC make 93% of the worlds advanced chips - total global output is 25%

Nice nice nice!! Do not waste another day = Promo-SM !!

He's

German factory, German company, yet they still say the size of a "soccer" field.