E-Mobility Trail
The high-voltage laboratory was packed to capacity, so the lecture had to be repeated afterward. By then, however, the E-Mobility Trail had already opened and was being enthusiastically explored by visitors.
Image 1: Prof. Lässig, Prof. Kästner, Prof. Bischoff, and Prof. Kornhuber before their experimental lecture on autonomous mobility in the high-voltage laboratory
Image 2: The roof of the ZIV building provided a good launch site for the drone
Image 3: The small drones stayed on course even indoors
Image 4: Omni-Bot robots programmed by students navigate autonomously through a winding obstacle course
Image 5: Always surrounded by a crowd—the electric car
Image 6: What does a car “feel”? This question was explored using actual vehicle technology
Image 7: A small, muscle-powered pumped-storage power plant vividly illustrated the fundamental concepts of energy
Image 8: Control an industrial plant with a smartphone? Sure thing!
Image 9: A current-carrying conductor is surrounded by a magnetic field. Is this “electromagnetic pollution” dangerous? This question was also explored in the lab.
Image 10: Specialized advisory services were also available: By combining an online assessment tool with in-person counseling, participants received direct and personalized feedback regarding their individual suitability for a degree program in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Contact:
Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Menzel