Measuring the Berlin Air

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Futurium will start its first long-term citizen science project by setting up a netword of senseBoxes. In several workshops participants will be introduced to working with the open source weather...

Lots of Ideas for Robots – Robot Theatre Exhibit Workshop Continues

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During the Workshop Weeks, participants of the exhibit workshop for the Robot Theatre had laid the groundwork for the future exhibit. Now their ideas were taken further by the participants of two...

Futurium at the Day of German Unity Celebrations

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The Futurium and its Database of Hopes will be at the Day of German Unity celebrations from 1 – 3 October 2018. Visit our stand, learn more about the Futurium, talk to us about the future and...

A report from the “Robot Theatre” exhibit workshop

What will robots talk about in the future?

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In this workshop, participants developed ideas for the Robot Theatre, which will eventually become part of the Futurium exhibition.

Diverse, interactive and full of hands-on involvement

The Workshop Weeks at Futurium

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Guided tours into a distant future, colourful swarms of flying “ideas-worms”, lively discussions on digitisation, sustainability and civic involvement, an entertaining Long Night of the...

“The Machine Stops” ‒ E. M. Forster’s short story today

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In his short story “The Machine Stops” (1909), E.M. Forster (1879–1970), renowned as the author of subtle social novels such as “Howards End” or “Room with a View”, sketches a...