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APP CHALLENGE 2.0
Welcome to
the world
of open
innovation and
applications
A quick guide for participating developer
companies.
Security and Safety Things
GmbH 2021
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A P P C H A L L E N G E 2.0
Getting Started
Welcome to the App Challenge 2021! Below you will find everything
you need to join this year’s edition.
Over the next four months, the App Challenge 2.0 aims to empower app developers to focus their
creative and technical efforts on critical security or safety problem areas. This year, we encourage all
developer partners to focus on the verticals of Retail, Transportation, Stadiums/Entertainment and
Healthcare to deliver highly innovative app solutions for our industry.
How it works:
• To participate please describe your app solution in the submission form solving one of the proposed
use cases (see below) starting from 23rd March
• You can submit multiple proposals if you want to participate in more than one vertical by filling our
separate forms for each proposal by latest 26th April 2021
• All proposals will be reviewed after the submission phase and the most promising proposals will be
picked by the Jury to proceed with the development starting from 29th April 2021
• Please note the following (legal) requirements to participate in the App Challenge 2.0:
• Make sure you have signed up to our Developer Portal by latest 26th April 2021
• You need to have a legal entity (incl. valid VAT no.) in one of our supported countries (Section
“Selling an application”)
• After the development period, the App needs to be uploaded on the S&ST Application Store by 31st
July 2021 to be eligible for final rating by the Jury
• All finalists will be invited to present their apps to our Jury via a video call beginning of August
• Winners will be rated and chosen by mid August 2021
Please note: Apps that are already published on the S&ST Application Store, cannot be proposed for
the App Challenge. Apps that are already in the development phase or already existing on the market
can still be submitted for the challenge.
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What’s in it for Developers?
For each vertical a jury with experts from 20 leading integrator companies in the industry will
announce one winner, with three winners in total. The prize money is 10.000€ for each winner*
• Joint Co-Marketing for each of the three winners:
• Joint Press release after the App-Challenge. S&ST Hardware Specs
• Qualcomm Kryo 300 CPU
• Option to participate in the next trade fair (Q3 2021) on our
booth (or an alternative event depending on COVID-19 impact). • Dual ISP Camera System
• Qualcomm Andreno 615 GPU
• Invitation to, and winner announcement at escon 2021.
• Location Bluetooth Wi-Fi
• The Jury consist of major players in the integrator business. • 2x16-bit LpDDR4x@ 1866 MHz
Attending the challenge will grant you visibility among Memory
potential key customers.
• Qualcomm AI Engline Qualcomm
Hexagon 685 DSP
• Potential participation in an end-customer pilot (no
guarantee granted)
• Live Webinar on LinkedIn.
* maximum 3 winners; maximum 1 winner per company.
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A P P C H A L L E N G E 2.0
Use Cases
Here are suggestions for the verticals below, but part of the challenge
is to be creative around them and develop a new innovative solution.
Stadiums/Entertainment:
• Suspicious Behavior: Detect people
behaving unusually, including
actions such as stealing, fighting,
and others that require attention
from security personnel.
Healthcare: • Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: Detect
drones and flying objects nearby.
• Anomaly Detection: Detect activities
that shouldn’t be happening in a • Drowning Detection: Be alerted if
hospital or elderly care facility. That people in pools or open water are
includes: patients lying in bed or diving or disappearing underwater
getting up at unusual times; self- for longer than usual.
harm and risk situations;
• Hygiene and Personal Protective
Equipment Check: Constantly
be assured that staff members
are wearing gloves, white coats,
and similar equipment. Hygiene
measures, such as regular washing
of hands, can also be monitored.
• Patient Room Analysis: Give staff a
full overview of multiple rooms in
the facility, displaying status such as
occupied beds, how many visitors
are present, etc.
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Transportation:
• Agression Detection: Alert security
staff about dangerous scenarios,
such as fights or weapon detection
in public transport and metro.
Retail:
• Cargo Protection: Detect theft or
• Robbery Detection: Multiple signs
vandalism of cargo at truck parking
detected at the same time could
lots. Unauthorized people opening a
mean an ongoing robbery. A
trailer could be a possible trigger.
combination of violent behavior, and
gun, knife, or mask detection could
• Truck Driver Misconduct: Detect
be used to trigger an alarm.
littering and misconduct from
drivers. Possible triggers include
• Theft Detection: Detect potential
leaving trash or oil behind.
theft of items via suspicious
behavior, stock analysis, and more.
• Electric Vehicle Detection: In certain
locations, electric cars have special
• Customer Conversion: An in-depth
driving lanes and parking spaces.
analysis of customer journey
Using license plates, car models,
providing important business data.
and other factors, it is possible to
How many customers went from the
determine if a vehicle is eligible
changing room, or the storefront,
for them.
to the cashier and concluded a
purchase. This should be based on
a privacy-proof method like re-
identification tracking (without Face
Recognition).
• Anomaly detection: Anomalies could
include an unusual gathering of
people, loading situations, and more.
• Out of Stock Analysis: Analyse filling
level of products on shelves. Alert
staff when they are running out.
Submit your proposal now through our official page!
Submit
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Developer
Contact Sina Isabell Springer
Business Development Manager
SinaIsabell.Springer@de.bosch.com
Stefan Weidinger
Business Operations Manager
Stefan.Weidinger@de.bosch.com
General
Contact Nicole Skrzydel
Events Manager
Nicole.Skrzydel@de.bosch.com
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