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Open Lab Abend: Routen in die Robotik
In the organizer's words:
What exactly are robots? Machines that take on tasks for us? Smart helpers in our daily lives? Or systems with which we’ll work more and more closely in the future? During this Open Lab evening, you’ll get to the bottom of these questions. You’ll discover current examples from research and real-world applications, learn why people develop robots, and try out for yourselves how robotics works.
Together, you’ll take a look at where robots are already being used today, what problems they’re designed to solve, and what ideas researchers are developing for the future. It’s not just about technology, but also about our relationship with machines: What should robots be capable of? What tasks would we like to entrust to them? And what might effective collaboration between humans and machines look like?
In the hands-on portion, you’ll get active yourselves: Using Dash robots—which can be controlled and programmed via an app—you’ll tackle creative challenges. This way, you’ll experience firsthand how you can build complex sequences using simple commands. No prior knowledge is required—just curiosity, a willingness to experiment, and a love of discovering things together.
Workshop Leader
Junge Tüftler*innen is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people to actively and sustainably shape the world using digital tools. Since 2016, the Junge Tüftler*innen team has grown into a diverse group of experts from the fields of education, design, computer science, music, and, of course, making and coding, among many others. This diversity enables them to develop innovative formats and content and put them into practice.
TheEducation Innovation Lab is a “think & do tank” committed to a fundamental transformation of our education systems. To this end, they work closely with experts, teachers, and students to create learning environments that foster critical thinking and the active shaping of a sustainable future.
Collaboration
We would like to thank theFraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA (Stuttgart) and theFraunhofer Institute for Large Structures in Production Engineering IGP (Rostock) for their support and guidance in selecting technically appropriate materials that provide insights into the current state of research through photos and videos.
Information
- Venue: Futurium Lab Workshop
- Admission: free
- Registration is required.
- Remaining tickets are available on-site.
- Event language: German
- Maximum number of participants: 20 people
- The event is open to anyone aged 16 and older.
- Duration: 3 hours
- Participation requirements: No prior knowledge required
Accessibility
- We are a wheelchair-accessible venue.
- Spaces without seating are available for people in wheelchairs.
The future is for everyone! The Futurium aims to be accessible to all. If you have any additional accessibility needs, please let us know. We’ll do our best to accommodate them:info@futurium.de
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Photos & Videos
Photos and videos will be taken during the event. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed, please let us know in advance.
Tickets
- You’ll need a free ticket for this event.
- Due to limited seating, only one ticket per person can be booked.
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