Museums in Dresden come alive at night. In a video created by the Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop (CeTI), baroque automations in the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon of the Dresden Zwinger are brought to life by their cheeky 21^st century robot successors, which are being developed by the Cluster of Excellence at TU Dresden. The video won the Gold Award in the “Corporate Videos – Science & Technology” category at the US International Awards. The CeTI video was also a Platinum Winner in the “Technology / Science” category at the TITAN Health Awards.

Earlier this year, the video already ignited enthusiasm in Leipzig at the SPIN2030 launch event, a campaign created by the Saxon State Ministry for Science, Culture and Tourism to improve awareness of the diversity, appeal and excellence of Saxony as a prime location for science. Now, with these latest awards, everyone involved in creating the video has achieved yet another success. The video bridges the gap between past, present and future – Saxony’s interest in rare automations, such as the Drumming Bear, which can perform extraordinarily complex movements, dates back to 1625. As such, excellent robotics research has found a home in Saxony for a reason.

The US International Awards (formerly known as the US International Film & Video Festival) have a background of more than 50 years within the industry of corporate videos and documentaries. They are a member of the International Committee of Tourism Film Festivals (cifft).

You can watch “Night at the Museum | Excellent Robotics Research from Saxony” (GER 2023) in full here: https://www.usinternationalawards.com/singlewinner/84

Contact:
Emma Kahlert
Public Relations
Centre for Tactile Internet with Human-in-the-Loop
CeTI – Cluster of Excellence
TUD Dresden University of Technology

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