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Digitalisierung – Initiativen Richtung geben

“Es geht nicht darum dasselbe effizienter zu machen, sondern vielmehr darum, die Welt zu überdenken und mittels Technologie eine neue Geschichte zu erzählen, die in der Lage ist unsere Erwartungen von Grund auf zu ändern. Die erste Frage, die man…

CODE îNTUITIF | SEEING THE DIGITAL AS A NEW FORM OF CRAFT

Juni 19, 2017
Staehelin
Design Trends, Events | Termine, labTalk

MI, 21.06.2017–SO, 01.10.2017 NANK CO:LLABORATORY | LIquA Kooperations-Partner: March Gut | Caritas/Liebes Kreta | Ponganic | OteloWien Frithjof Bergmann, Elodie Groshaeny, Sabine Oberneder, Zuhal Canyurt, Andrea Visotschnig, David Lechner, Felix Zabel, Claus Seibt, Gert Zechner, Thomas Schneider Im Rahmen der…

The Enigma of Bronze Age Tin
The origin of the tin used in the Bronze Age has long been one of the greatest enigmas in archaeological research. Now researchers from Heidelberg University and the Curt Engelhorn Centre for Archaeometry in Mannheim have solved part of the puzzle. They were able to proof that tin ingots found at archaeological sites in Israel, […]
AI for medium-sized production - DFKI at EMO Hannover 2019
In production on classic mono lines, employees are divided in advance into so-called employee loops. Their task is to work through the individual work steps sequentially from station to station and to transfer the product to be manufactured to a colleague at a defined point. The already completed production planning cannot be flexibly adapted to […]
Forward-looking cooperation between the Berlin Ethnological Museum and the Museums Association of Namibia started
Namibian scientists conduct research with collection of the Ethnological Museum - 23 objects from Berlin go to Windhoek for cooperation project - Collection networks with cultural heritage communities, artists and the public in Namibia
An OLED pilot line introduces itself: From PI-SCALE to LYTEUS
Flexible OLED light - a dream comes true for many product designers! The PI-SCALE project (project number: 688093) funded by the European Commission has been successfully completed.
TU Berlin: Machine learning improves cancer diagnosis
Joint press release by Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Technische Universität Berlin New study focuses on patients with head and neck cancer