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Dresden, Nov 28th 2017

CoNCept for the vaCaNt robotroN-KaNtiNe

THE VISIONexploriNg the future teChNologies iN the heart of DresDeN

increasing complexity in our knowledge-based society combined with exponential technology growth require a focused and sensitive discussion about future technologies. therefore, the open fu-ture lab aims at building a bridge between citizens and guests of Dresden and its outstanding land-scape of knowledge, which will convey compre-hension for research questions about the future to the society.

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THE CHaNCEexperimeNts for the CitY – iN the CitY

as central junction, located in the inner city, the vacant robotron-Kantine is providing a unique opportunity for Dresden, letting future research of humans and technology become visible nationally and internationally.a public hub forms as gateway for the citizens, economy and administration. Close to the historic city center, shopping zone and municipal admin-istration centre, the Robotron-Kantine is offering the ideal environment for open research – literally citizen science – for 560,000 Dresdener citizens and about 14 millions tourists each year.

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uTIlIzaTION sYNergies iN six areas

sCieNCe

eCoNomY

Culture

publiC

aDmiNistratioN

ExplOraTION Hub

INduSTry CONNECTOr

SCIENCE STudIOS

aVaNTgardE SpaCE

FuTurE gallEry

lIVINg lab

For its various users, the building is segmented into six individually adaptable room formats. The usage is spread on all floors of the building. With its broad frame structure and significant ceiling height (even in the basement), the building provides optimal conditions for flexible arrangements for research, experimenting, exhibition and office space, as well as required service areas.

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AVANTGARDE SPACE L2400 sqm

AVANTGARDE SPACE L1330 sqm

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

SCIENCE STUDIOS 375 sqm

EXPLORATION HUB730 sqm

LIVING LABS375 sqm

FUTURE GALLERY390 sqm

AUDITORIUM360 PAX

DARK LABS490 sqm

INDUSTRY CONNECTOR300 sqm

AVANTGARDE SPACE L2400 sqm

AVANTGARDE SPACE L1330 sqm

GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

SCIENCE STUDIOS 375 sqm

EXPLORATION HUB730 sqm

LIVING LABS375 sqm

FUTURE GALLERY390 sqm

AUDITORIUM360 PAX

DARK LABS490 sqm

INDUSTRY CONNECTOR300 sqm

uTIlIzaTION six areas floatiNg arouND aN opeN heart

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FuTurE gallEryexperieNCe sCieNCe

physical prototypes and models, virtual presen-tations and live broadcasts of other labs and project partners all over the world enable citi-zens, commercial partners and tourists to easily take part in in the state of research and devel-opment in Dresden – at walking distance from the famous frauenkirche. 390 sqm of exhibition space serve to showcase concepts, findings and designs of Dresden’s research landscape. the exhibition alternates in 3 rotations per year with a duration of 30 to 100 days.

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FuTurE gallEryDisCuss its impaCt to soCietY1one exemplary day with Dresdens “futurologists”:morning: science breakfast for international stu-dents from Diu/htW/fhD and tu.Mid-morning: Kick-Off workshop with regional SME about product services for the smart CityNoon: asian business delegation interested in eco-nomic developmentAfternoon: Guided tour upon risks of technical de-velopments for employees of companies with local service providersevening: project presentation by Network bionic presenting the Soft Exo Suite including try-on

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SCIENCE STudIOSiNterDisCipliNarY CollaboratioN

in the science studios, multidisciplinary teams from business, science and society come to-gether for intensive project work. the combina-tion with living lab and future gallery allows practical implementation and presentation of the work results at the same place. flexible rooms on 375 sqm provide space for 20 teams. rental periods with terms of 10 to 100 days are possible.

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SCIENCE STudIOStraNsDisCipliNarY researCh2• Parallel kick-off sessions of newly raised projects

from research centres prisma, 5g lab and CDD, each for two to five days

• mid-term review to specify the transfer strategy by two innovation teams including one operational plan for demonstrators and tests

• project presentation among the sub-projects “mensch 4.0” of the initiative humanities and engineering science together with municipal representatives for coordinating possible test

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lIVINg labCo-CreatiNg Next geNeratioN Cities

the open-innovation ecosystem of the living lab supports encounters of research experts, creative visionaries, entrepreneurs and actual end-users. it faciliates a user-centered, realistic environment for testing ideas regarding their in-novative core for next generation cities. on an area of about 375 sqm, the living lab provides the specific competences and tools to prepare reliable evaluations. rental periods with terms of 5 hours to 5 days are possible.

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3 lIVINg labiN a publiC-private-people partNership

running realworld test sets:• evaluation of the new public transport ticket

“Mulit-Fahr” for intermodal traffic with Dresden inhabitants of all ages

• test setup for social housing construction elements and interior designs

• presentations of closed, sustainable and local food production chains

• preparation of the new evaluation scenario “professional athletes learing” with sg Dynamo and DsC 1898 for computer-assisted motor training – insights for everybody

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ExplOraTION Hubfor pros

the exploration hub provides the infrastructure to implement project ideas in first prototypes immediately. by connecting virtual and physical models it extends way beyond a conventional maker space and effectively accelerates the cy-cle of analysis, design, construction and testing of new products and applications. hybrid proto-types enable multidisciplinary enhancement of product ideas. on 730 sqm the exploration hub provides per-sonnel, technical and digital infrastructure. rental periodes from 5 hours to 5 days are pos-sible.

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ExplOraTION HubprototYpiNg beYoND the raNge of imagiNatioN4examplary projects:• building a demonstrator on the future of

individual intermodal mobility

• prototyping test components of bionic orthoses

• Assemble the fiber-reinforced concrete print demonstrator

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INduSTry CONNECTOriNDustrial praCtiCe meets sCieNtifiC CuriositY

the industry Connector links established found-ers to scientists and creative professionals. in-dustry benefit from the concentrated know-how of a temporary, multidisziplinary development unit; the research projects gain important im-pulses for the development of functional busi-ness models. 300 sqm of office and working space can be par-tially rented. Companies and partners can rent those facilities for 3 to 12 month projects.

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INduSTry CONNECTOrbriNgiNg the future iNto serial proDuCtioN5running initiatives: • Dräger looking into future of gas warning

• bosch partnership program for regional start-ups

• “services for a better world” – social entrepre-neurship meets high-tech start-ups

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aVaNTgardE SpaCECoNtemporarY art aND Culture Next to future researCh

modern art and culture plays a crucial part in commenting and interpreting political, social and technical developments. at the central avantgarde spaces, exhibitions and accompa-nying events arranged by the vivid cultural land-scape of Dresden show relevant positions in contemporary art and bring people in various life situations and from different cultural milieus together.

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OpEN audITOrIumfor a broaD Dialog oN the future*on 280 sqm stage plus alltogether 360 pax, the auditorium provides a place for connection of sci-entific claim and a playful and entertaining pre-sentation. therefore a weekly changing schedule, adapted on latest subject, will be arranged.

program of the day:• 8:00-18:00 meeting place and cafeteria

• 19:00-21:00 “Wandel von unten” weekly grass-roots slam

CurrENT STaTEoNgoiNg aCtioNs

•• Detailing of the functional and spatial allocation plan

• Refinement of an operator concept

• intense conversations with potential stake holders

You could support the project by:• link it to other running initiatives you know

to bundle engagement

• help with your competences to make it a real citizen project

• get in contact with the team to share your further thoughts

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pOTENTIal partNers

• aoK

• bosch

• DDv

• Deutsche bahn

• Dräger

• globalfoundries

• Infineon

• post

• robotron

• sap

• telekom

• volkwagen

• Wirtschaftsverbände von Silicon Saxony bis wir ge-stalten Dresden

• tu Dresden

• htW Dresden

• fhD Dresden

• DresDeN concept

• thematische Zentren und labore von prisma bis 5g lab

• transferorientierte verwaltungseinheiten verschiedener

einrichtungen

• Ämter der stadt

• bürgermeisteramt für politische steuerung/strategie

• Kulturhauptstadtbüro

• Zukunftsstadtbüro

• Dresdner museen

• marketing gmbh

• Dvb

• Drewag/enso

• srD

• Wohnungsbau-Genossenschaften

• vielzahl weiterer städtischer initiativen

CITy SCIENCEiNstitutioNal aND speCifiC foCus

INduSTryregioNal aND iNterNatioNal

industrie.Kultur.ost / ostmodernmarco Dziallasmatthias hahndorf

pierre herzerJulian von gebhardi

neonworx offices w.V. martin fiedleraram haydeyanalexander ilievJuniorprofessur für technisches Design

Jun.-prof. Dr.-ing. Jens KrzywinskiDipl.-ing. lisa-marie lüneburg

Wissensarchitektur – laboratory of Knowledge architectureprof. Dr.-ing. Jörg rainer NoennigDr.-ing. peter schmiedgen

Nachwuchsfor schergruppe Wissens- und technologie transfer Dr. matthias geissler

vodafone Chair mobile Communications systems prof. Dr.-ing. Dr. h.c. gerhard fettweis

INITIaTOrS

Wir gestalten Dresden – branchenverband der Dresdner Kultur- und KreativwirtschaftClaudia muntschickmartin fiedlerNils burchartzJuliane horn

Thank you!

Juliane horn+49 (0) 351 479 698 34kontakt@wir-gestalten-dresden.de

Jens Krzywinski+49 (0) 176 7071 6485design@wir-gestalten-dresden.de

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