Projects
Projekte
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Tumcreate
Die immersive, virtuelle und interaktive 3D-Umgebung des Deep Space 8K wird Teil eines gigantischen, skalierbaren Zukunftsprojekts: Als VR-Forschungs- und Entwicklungslabor soll die internationale Forschungsplattform TUMCREATE eindrucksvolle Möglichkeiten der Präsentation, Kollaboration und Simulation für die Entwicklung eines neuen Infrastruktur- und Mobilitätskonzepts für die Megastadt Singapur bieten.
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Homo Digitalis
How long will we actually still be human? Will we all, at some point, have virtual friends, enjoy sex with robots more than making love to a real person, and hack our own body? Homo Digitalis is a web series about the ultimate future question: What is the digital revolution doing with us human beings?…
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Die virtuelle Rekonstruktion der Synagoge in Linz
Von Nazi-Sympathisant*innen im November 1938 zerstört, wurde die Linzer Synagoge 78 Jahre später zu neuem Leben erweckt und der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht: als virtuelle Rekonstruktion des Architekturstudenten René Mathe in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Jüdischen Museum Wien und dem Ars Electronica Futurelab.
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ORI* – On the Aesthetics of Folding and Technology
This research examines how new design approaches that utilise advances in scientific origami, computation, robotics, and material experimentation, can influence the functional aesthetic of the art of oribotics. Situated in the context of contemporary electro/mechanical artworks and objects, and joining the fields of origami and robotics, oribotics is influenced by notions of folding scientifically and…
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Drone100: Spaxels over Linz
Partnering with Intel ™ on the Drone 100 project paid off tremendously for the Spaxels crew in terms of technical impetus and media coverage. Following this momentous achievement and with the next Ars Electronica Festival coming up, it was high time to demonstrate just how far this undertaking had come at the very spot where…
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SAP Data Kitchen
The Ars Electronica Futurelab assisted SAP in designing a meeting place for innovative start-ups based on the model of the Hana Café in Palo Alto. The so-called Data Space, which would take shape at Rosenthalerstraße 38 in the center of Berlin, features two storeys of which the first floor is composed of an event space…
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Aspern Skizzentisch
In the role of a scientific partner of the Technical Museum Vienna, the Ars Electronica Futurelab is advisory and realizes projects within the scope of an exhibition-series “Weiter_Gedacht_” (one step further). In the case of the first of three events between 2016 and 2021, the title “Die Zukunft der Stadt” (The urban future) called for…
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SPARKS
Rethinking innovation together
Ars Electronica is part of SPARKS, an EU funded communication project that reaches out to all European countries. SPARKS is an engagement project on the topic of technology shifts in health, medicine and wellbeing. It aims to raise awareness and communicate the concept of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) to citizens in all European countries.
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Building Bridges
The Bridge is one of the main passageways connecting two building complexes on the SAP Walldorf campus and it is host to the interactive music piece Building Bridges, jointly composed with Vienna-based composer Rupert Huber. Translating the movements of the pedestrians through a compositional algorithm, The Bridge serves as stage and instrument at the same time.
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Vedaport / Monolith
The six meter tall Monolith – completed in spring 2014 – consists of 24 frameless screens, wrapped in translucent mirror panels. These panels render the Monolith almost invisible at first glance and enhance it.
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Deep Space 8K
The Deep Space 8K has received a major upgrade in 2022 – read all about the technical innovations as well as the latest programs on our Deep Space 8K EVOLUTION page!
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Cinematic Anatomy x Deep Space
Auf der Suche nach einer immersiven Umgebung zur Veranschaulichung der menschlichen Anatomie hat das Ars Electronica Futurelab in Zusammenarbeit mit Forscher*innen von Siemens Healthineers und Univ.-Prof. Dr. Franz Fellner, Vorstand des Zentralen Radiologie Instituts der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, eine völlig neue Form der Visualisierung von anatomischen Messdaten entwickelt.