What happens with all the data? – Interactive TUD exhibition //DataSpaces

The interactive exhibition “//DataSpaces. Experience Science” has been enjoying great popularity since its opening. Until the end of February, visitors of all ages can immerse themselves in the digital world through more than 15 interactive exhibits at the Andreas-Pfitzmann-Building. A series of accompanying events also provides opportunities to engage in discussions on topics such as artificial intelligence, IT security, and digital innovation.

The audience's favourite: the ‘sandbox’

One of the highlights for visitors is the ‘sandbox’ – an interactive exhibit where a swarm simulation becomes tangible and can be controlled simply by playing with the sand.
"This exhibit is particularly fascinating – it demonstrates how important haptic experiences can be in making even highly complex topics accessible in a low-threshold way," explains the exhibition team.

Accompanying program

• Visualizing Computing (05.02.2025, 17:00-18:30) – Experience how art and science merge in data visualisation. A dialogue event with short presentations and experts on the podium.
• Finissage (11.02.2025, 17:00-20:00) – Farewell event with inspiring talks and snacks.

Winter holiday specials for families

• Interactive guided tours: Playfully explore the digital world.
• Workshop ‘//DataSpaces: Experiencing and shaping the digital world’: A surprisingly analogue approach to digital topics.

Further information and registration: https://dataspaces.cids.tu-dresden.de/

Exhibition until the 28th February 2025

Location: Andreas-Pfitzmann- Building, Nöthnitzer Str. 46, Dresden
Opening hours: Mo-Fr, 10-17 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung

Exclusively for the press

We offer customised tours for members of the press on request. If you are interested, please contact the Interactive Science Lab:

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Interaktive TUD-Ausstellung //DataSpaces