The "Future Festival" in Berlin once again demonstrated the wealth of ideas of small and medium-sized enterprises and illustrated the effectiveness of the technology-open innovation funding of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi).

Again the DesignFarmBerlin had a highly interactive Innovation Day for Businesses in Technology. Exhibited were Robin Hoske and Leon Laskowski with their Design Lab WINT, Madeleine Marquardt with her Laser Printing Process on Textiles and Juan Opitz-Silva, Facundo Gutierrez and José Villatoro with Motor Skins, a fluid-driven exosuit.

The farmers were able to present their product innovations and technical processes. In addition to contacts and feedback from the industry, some were also able to go home with cooperation agreements and order inquiries.

All 6 farmers work experimentally in the high-tech sector and develop conclusive processes for new processes and products.

Robin Hoske #Ultra   Leon Laskowski #ALL IN

Madeleine Marquardt #ILPS

Juan Opitz-Silva #Motor Skins   Facundo Gutierrez #Motor Skins

Studio "LS301" at the Hannover Fair 2019

The "LS301" studio, a young product and interaction design studio that develops interaction concepts for dealing with autonomous objects, will be a guest at the Hannover Messe 2019 from 1 to 5 April 2019 at the invitation of Berlin Partner. Under the motto "#Berlinproduziert digital inspiriert" an outstanding platform for innovative products and services – developed in Berlin – will be presented. The two designers Valentin Lindau and Jonas Schneider attracted Berlin Partner's attention with the "Sweep" project, a semi-autonomous street cleaning robot they developed in cooperation with Berliner Stadtreinigung.

During a one-year sponsorship by DesignFarmBerlin, the two art college graduates developed the body language for autonomous technology. With this unique approach to interaction design, it is possible to give robots a lively character and a bio-mimetic habitus. In addition to the companies Ape Unit, citkar, BigRep, botspot, i-mmersive, INURU, Moeco, MotionLab, Robot4Work, pi4, Sonic Robots, WISTA, Würth Elektronik eiSos and Yptokey, they present their vision of the dialogue between man and machine to potential customers.

"The Hanover Fair offers us the opportunity to present our innovative approach to a broad audience and to network with the robotics scene," says Jonas Schneider, one of the two founders. "We are focusing on a humane and empathic human-machine collaboration. Our service offers covers beside the search and analysis of existing products, the development of user-oriented interaction concepts, which we make experiencable with physical prototypes, explains Valentin Lindau.

The robotics industry is developing more rapidly than almost any other, not least thanks to artificial intelligence and increasingly powerful sensor technology. At least as interesting as technological progress in this field are design-oriented solutions for autonomous technology. The question is no longer whether things will move independently, but how they will do it.

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 »#Berlinproduziert digital inspiriert«

Hannover Messe, Halle 6 E39, www.hannovermesse.de/

More Studio information »LS301«: https://www.ls301.de