Category: Life

Moving on – Goodbye Automated Valet Parking

It’s four years ago that I decided to join the new Connected Parking team and with this step, join the Bosch company after a fabulous time with car2go and moovel. I expected and hoped for an exciting and challenging time in a field as innovative as hardly another one in the current mobility sector. The idea to realize a vision was tempting: Make safe driverless driving a reality by using outside sensors instead of vehicle sensors.

A true Internet of Things (IoT) application!

Looking back, I can say that all my expectations have been exceeded by far – in an absolutely positive way. Now I’m moving forward. Continue reading “Moving on – Goodbye Automated Valet Parking” →

“Good evening Kraftwerk!” – Higher Goals Unite

It’s more than stunning what mankind can achieve when pursuing one dream and working together to reach it. Space seems to be one of this higher goals. A surreal sign is this live interaction of Alexander Gerst from the ISS during the Kraftwerk concert in Stuttgart.

The National Geographic project MARS shows in a mix of documentary and since fiction storytelling all the vision, dreams, hopes and setbacks of such a mission.

What an excitement to see Astro Alex perform live with a band on earth. It’s getting real!

Just see what we can achieve when uniting for a higher goal.

Let’s not get tangled-up in hate against other ethnics, shortsighted economics wars or environmental ignorance. We’re living in an amazing time of unlimited possibilities on this planet. Let’s use it wisely.

Get life structured: Track what’s important to you!

It’s March and it feels like New Year for me. Just one week ago, I dived into a beautiful way of tracking habits, inspired by Sean McCabe. It helps me to get a better overview of the aspects of life that are important to me right now. And it helps to improve them.

Although I write a journal in DayOne, sketch note daily impressions in my notebook, track my sports in the Activity App, there hasn’t been the one place for a good overview.

This changed with this simple layout:

The last week of February served as a test run. I was able to fill the workouts from my DayOne diary and the Activity App. Drawing got much nicer in March (see at the end of the post)!

After my first week in, I’m enormously excited about it and can only encourage you to try it for yourself. You can try it this or any other way. Just start the journey!

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Solar energy and reuse – a Child’s Play?

This morning I had an astonishing conversation with my 4-year-old son. The child’s logic revealed again that ecological principles actually are too easy to understand.

It all started with a youtube video of the recent hyperloop pod competition. The Tunnel video itself wasn’t self-explaining, so I described it as “a new version of the subway. Much faster, so people don’t need to take the plane to travel long distances between cities. Just imagine, Continue reading “Solar energy and reuse – a Child’s Play?” →

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