Amar Gopal Bose passed away on July 12, 2013, at his home in Wayland, Massachusetts, at the age of 83. His death marked the end of an era for the audio industry and the world of technological innovation.

Following his death, Bose Corporation continued to thrive under the leadership of its executives, guided by the principles and vision established by Amar Bose. The company has continued to innovate and introduce new products in audio technology.

Amar Bose's legacy continues to inspire students and researchers at MIT and other institutions. His emphasis on problem-solving, innovation, and entrepreneurial thinking has had a profound impact on engineering education. His donation of Bose shares to MIT ensures that his legacy will continue to support education and research.

Amar Bose's contributions to acoustics, psychoacoustics, and noise cancellation have had a lasting impact on the audio industry. His innovations have improved the listening experience for millions of people around the world. He revolutionized the way audio equipment is designed and manufactured.