ETH Meets Berlin 2020
Online Event, 5 November 2020 - ETH Meets You at the Berlin Science Week 2020. Together we will connect the dots from Zurich to Berlin, from engineering to society, and from the present to the future.
rETHinking Obstacles: Telepresence and Bridges to the Future
Thriving in the face of significant adversity and overcoming obstacles is a unique human ability. Engineering embodies the resilience and inventiveness of the human spirit. It is this spirit that is, perhaps, best represented by the iconic bridges and viaducts of Switzerland. These soaring structures bridge gaps and make new connections – making the improbable possible. Join us and together we will connect the dots from Zurich to Berlin, from engineering to society, and from the present to the future. “Roboy,” an advanced humanoid robot developed using artificial intelligence, will create a special and real-time connection to a prominent ETH Zurich and Disney Research speaker. This symposium brings together a panel of unique perspectives – an anthropologist, a roboticist, and a scientist who will showcase how embodied telepresence robotics is already building exciting, unexpected, and unanticipated bridges.
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Moderated by Chris Luebkeman, ETH Zurich
Panel:
external page Lora V. Koycheva, TU München, Roboy Germany
external page Rafael Hostettler, Devanthro - the Roboy Company
external page Markus Gross, Computer Graphics Laboratory, ETH Zurich
Further ETH event at the Berlin Science Week 2020
Circle Table: Foresight — How to Avoid Another 2020
This is a time of intense volatility and complexity, and perhaps more critically, vulnerability. What does the world need now? What methods are most appropriate? Who should be doing it? Watch live how four global experts, each with their unique perspective, tackle the world's biggest challenges lying ahead of us, driven by the key question: How can we foresee and prevent another 2020?
DIGITAL BROADCAST AND FREE FOR EVERYONE
Friday, 6 November
12.00 - 13.00 CET
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Falling Walls Remote
external page Falling Walls Remote is part of the Berlin Science Week 2020. Renowned institutions from all continents have nominated outstanding projects for the Science Breakthroughs of the Year. From more than 900 nominations from 111 countries external page over 600 finalists were selected.
Finalists from ETH Zurich: