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Discover "Networking of Man and Machine" at Technisches Museum Wien: Research on Intelligent Automation and Production

Explore TU Wien's Science Corner exhibition highlighting advances in digital production and the future of industrial technology.

This engaging Science Corner exhibition at Technisches Museum Wien showcases cutting-edge research from TU Wien. Visitors can delve into the intelligent networking of machines and workflows, understanding their role in optimizing production for a resource-efficient circular economy. An interactive robotic arm allows for hands-on experience, demonstrating real-world applications of these innovative technologies.

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Exhibition summary

This Science Corner exhibition at the Technisches Museum Wien presents current research projects from TU Wien, focusing on the intelligent networking of machines and workflows. Visitors can learn how these technologies optimize production processes for a resource-efficient circular economy and even design a personal souvenir using a robotic arm.

Curatorial context

The Science Corner at the Technisches Museum Wien serves as a platform for current research from TU Wien, offering a yearly changing insight into Austria's research landscape and future-oriented technologies. The "Networking of man and machine" presentation specifically highlights the work of the Austrian Center for Digital Production. It delves into the optimization of flexible production and logistics processes crucial for the transition to a resource-efficient circular economy. Visitors can explore how intelligent networking of machines and workflows enhances production efficiency and understand the current and future applications of these technologies. A key interactive element allows visitors to actively participate by designing a personal souvenir using a robotic arm. The exhibition also showcases the diverse range of researchers and career paths emerging from Industry 4.0, spanning fields like mechanical engineering, mechatronics, information and communication technology, and ecology, aiming to provide a direct, hands-on experience of science, research, and technology, especially for young visitors.

Admission and ticket notes

This exhibition is part of the Technisches Museum Wien. Visitors can learn about the intelligent networking of machines and workflows and get actively involved. Further details on visiting the museum and its exhibitions can be found via the provided links.

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This exhibition features research projects from TU Wien, specifically highlighting the Austrian Center for Digital Production and various researchers involved in Industry 4.0.
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