Exploitation goals Sample Clauses

Exploitation goals. At the same time, WP9 aims at laying down the framework for a correct economic exploitation of the results achieved by the partners. According to Task 9.2 – Exploitation Plan, as a matter of fact the partners are required to develop a plan according to which they decide how to gain economic benefits from what they have produced during the project. Key points for this exploitation plan are: • identification of the project results, object of exploitation (foreground generated during the project); • definition of the rights and obligations of each partner in the exploitation of the project results; • definition of the market (sector, geographical distribution, etc.) and the way to achieve this market; and • research on business cases for the overall project in order to transfer the developed concepts and technologies to other sectors.

Exploitation goals. As explained in the micro-ROS project proposal, the two-stage development for the Indego at Bosch Corporate Research and at the business unit Bosch Lawn and Garten Ltd. is a good example to illustrate the challenging and costly barrier when bringing robotics software to resource-constrained, microcontroller-based hardware platforms for a cost-sensitive consumer market segment: While advance development at Bosch Corporate Research uses ROS intensively, the series development at Bosch Lawn and Garden Ltd. currently does not make use of ROS, because, firstly, the product development was started before ROS existed, and secondly, because it has then not been available on the microcontroller-based hardware platform. Consequently, adaptation of software modules to be transferred is currently necessary, which adds both time and cost. Moreover, once the software runs on the series platform, it is no longer accessible using ROS tools, which reduces the ability to perform data acquisition, visualization, and analysis. Since such tooling is crucial, the business unit has invested significant effort in building testing and analysis tools, in the past. Despite this effort, many tools are not on the level available in ROS and overall, their development would have been much less effort using ROS modules such as rosbag or rviz. Consequently, we can identify two exploitation goals that this use case is intended to demonstrate: Id Exploitation goal EG1 Use the ROS framework for easier transfer of software and data between advance development and series development. EG2 Increase functionality and reduce development effort by re-using ROS-based modules and tools.