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Sensors are the "sensory organs" of intelligent devices. Visitors to the Robolab can experiment with them and find out how robots use sensors to react to their environment. |
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Pico CricketComputers have become omnipresent in everyday life. “Pico Crickets” enables kids to playfully experience the digitization of the world.more 
TopoboBring figures to life! “Topobo” enables visitors to assemble any living things they like—animals, plants, human beings—and then by pushing, pulling or spinning them, to set them in motion. Construct your own individualized dog, cat or bird and then teach it to run, jump or flap its wings!more 
Robolab: SensorsSensors are found in many objects we use in everyday life. They’re what you might call sensory organs that enable intelligent objects to perceive their environment.more 
ElekitThe brand name “Elekit” is an acronym of electronics kit. The Elekit line includes a whole series of robots. You can make their acquaintance at the Ars Electronica Center.more 
LEGO® StationRobots come to life and face competitive challenges. Whoever assembles and programs his/her robot the best is the one who will emerge victorious!more |
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