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POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science, organized by Ars Electronica
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POST CITY Symposium I
Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science
Post City, Conference Square
04.09.2015
Speakers: Alexander Mankowsky (DE), Martina Mara (AT), Shunji Yamanaka (JP), Takayuki Furuta (JP), Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE), Ou Ning (CN), Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US)
Moderator: Gerfried Stocker (AT)
The concept of mobility used in this POST CITY Symposium is very broadly defined. It encompasses a spectacular R&D prototype of a self-driving car, a survey of urban mobility worldwide as well as the mobility of data, and all the millions of people who are now migrating to cities. Alexander Mankowsky (DE) will talk about the automotive R&D going on at Mercedes-Benz, and then Martina Mara (AT) will go into the relationship between human beings and autonomous vehicles. Shunji Yamanaka (JP) and Takayuki Furuta (JP) of the Future Robotics Technology Center will present their latest robots. Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US) will elaborate on global data traffic, and then Ou Ning (CN) and Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE) will deal with the movements of huge numbers of refugees: Ning with the great many Chinese people leaving that country’s rural areas; Kleinschmidt with refugee housing that’s fit for human beings.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science
Post City, Conference Square
04.09.2015
Speakers: Alexander Mankowsky (DE), Martina Mara (AT), Shunji Yamanaka (JP), Takayuki Furuta (JP), Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE), Ou Ning (CN), Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US)
Moderator: Gerfried Stocker (AT)
The concept of mobility used in this POST CITY Symposium is very broadly defined. It encompasses a spectacular R&D prototype of a self-driving car, a survey of urban mobility worldwide as well as the mobility of data, and all the millions of people who are now migrating to cities. Alexander Mankowsky (DE) will talk about the automotive R&D going on at Mercedes-Benz, and then Martina Mara (AT) will go into the relationship between human beings and autonomous vehicles. Shunji Yamanaka (JP) and Takayuki Furuta (JP) of the Future Robotics Technology Center will present their latest robots. Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US) will elaborate on global data traffic, and then Ou Ning (CN) and Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE) will deal with the movements of huge numbers of refugees: Ning with the great many Chinese people leaving that country’s rural areas; Kleinschmidt with refugee housing that’s fit for human beings.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
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Sep 04, 2015 Ars Electronica
Alexander Mankowsky (DE)
Photo showing Alexander Mankowsky (DE) addressing the audience at POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
Martina Mara (AT)
Photo showing Martina Mara (AT) a Key Researcher at the Ars Electronica Futurelab, during her talk at the POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE)
Photo showing Kilian Kleinschmidt (DE) at the POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
Ou Ning (CN)
Photo showing Ou Ning (CN) at POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
Takayuki Furuta (JP)
Photo showing Takayuki Furuta (JP) addressing the audience at POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science
Photo showing the audience at POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
Halluc IIx by Shunji Yamanaka (JP)
Photo showing an impression of Halluc IIx by Shunji Yamanaka (JP) at POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science.
It's a robot/vehicle that can cope with the natural and rough environment.
It's a robot/vehicle that can cope with the natural and rough environment.
Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US)
Photo showing Hiroshi Ishii (JP/US) at the POST CITY Symposium I: Future Mobility – A Challenge for Art & Science at PostCity Conference Square.
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