Virtual reality goes magnetic, funny robots, and eco-friendly magnets!
Natural Sciences

Virtual reality goes magnetic, funny robots, and eco-friendly magnets!

We demonstrate how ultra-thin magnetic field sensors control objects without physical contact, how elastic robots dance, and how biodegradable sensors and magnets work.

This event will take place at HTW.
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Start 17:00 o'clock
End 00:00 o'clock

At a glance

Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf
Institut für Ionenstrahlphysik und Materialforschung
HTW Dresden S-Gebäude
S 230
Friedrich-List-Platz 1
01069 Dresden (Dresdner Altstadt)

Description

The exhibition will be open to the public for the entire duration of the event.

Information on the event format

Exhibition Participate and do it yourself Suitable for children

Stations

Hauptbahnhof

  • 10 (tram)
  • 11 (tram)
  • 7 (tram)
  • 9 (tram)
  • 3 (tram)
  • 8 (tram)
  • 66 (bus)

Gret-Palucca-Str.

  • 10 (tram)
  • 11 (tram)
  • 66 (bus)
  • 9 (tram)

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