Imaging procedures in medicine are the product of different scientific sub-disciplines. Numerous interactive experiments on the subject of optics and machine learning are used to present the basics of these sub-disciplines and their application.

Here you can build your own AI to take home and train it to become invincible in a logic game. You will also learn about the basic principles of machine learning.

Various physics experiments are demonstrated, some with surprising results.

You want to build and solder something yourself and put your circuit into operation - then come to us, the ET/IT department!

Career break on your CV? Still no idea where you want to go in 10 years? How do you answer such questions in a job interview? Here you can test yourself and pick up tips and tricks for your interview.

A star for the Christmas tree. See how laser radiation can be used to process wood and other materials in a variety of ways.

Test your knowledge in the Digi-Quiz and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of telemedicine with our virtual reality experience!

Who can find the book? A mobile robot demonstrates the fully autonomous inventory of books and items of clothing equipped with UHF RFID tags. A book thought to be lost in a library is found again, with an accuracy of just 10 cm!

Experience live how geostationary satellites transmit images of the earth from a distance of 36,000 km and view breathtaking images of our planet.

Design of individual chain pendants. Production of finished chains.

With stereolithography, the polyjet process and fused deposition modeling, we are presenting very different additive processes with which we can cover the majority of 3D printing tasks.

The future of microalgae biotechnology and the challenges of bioprocess optimization

Where does sound come from? How does it spread? How does it affect people?

Researching how an AI generates human faces and analyzes images

Insights into the production engineering laboratory