ubiquitous technology
Technology moves more into the everyday. How does it behave?

In the workshop "ubiquitous technology," students learn the fundamentals of working with microcontrollers, sensors, and motors. The students are tasked with translating non-technical behavior – for example, human gestures while speaking, a dog's behavior when it's happy, or the slow blooming of a flower – into an anonymous shipping box.
For this, they only have a limited selection of motors and sensors available and must therefore become creative with both mechanics and programming.
The results are exciting year after year: from delicate and very sensitive wire constructions to martially stomping boxes, the students always develop new approaches.




