Abstract: I started using OSGi starting my PhD in Ghent University in 2009. Since then a lot of things changed: 2 new OSGi releases, bndtools was developed, the microservices hype started, ... However, 8 years later I am still using OSGi in my day-to-day projects. In this talk I will cover my experience with OSGi starting back in 2009, and show how I used it in various research projects, ranging from augmented reality, robots and machine learning. Speaker Bio: Tim Verbelen received his M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from Ghent University, Belgium in June 2009. In July 2013, he received his Ph.D. degree with his dissertation "Adaptive Offloading and Configuration of Resource Intensive Mobile Applications". In October 2014, he joined iMinds IoT lab working on distributed intelligence for supporting the next generation IoT applications. As of October 2016, he works as senior researcher at imec on deep learning in distributed and resource-constrained environments. Since 2013, Tim is a committer of the Eclipse Foundation, contributing to the Concierge project, a lightweight OSGi core implementation. As of October 2014, he is also active as Invited Researcher of the OSGi Alliance.