How far is reality - transforming the New
Projects and Bachelor thesis of the University of Applied Sciences Berlin
Hosted by University of Applied Sciences BerlinThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Professional Protection against infection
Nadja Skorov
We present the core competences of both study programs in Sustainability, Universal Design Thinking and Human Computer Interaction. The results include concepts, models, prototypes as well as experimental design.
With our exhibition "How far is reality - transforming the New" we give an overview of visionary student and research projects within the Industrial Design and Communications Design department at the University of
FIBO autonomous weed control
Marinus Pfaffinger
Smell Gun
Arne Ihmann, Benjamin Fischer, Yannic Scheffel
Auxetic Runner
Participants of this exhibition
Julia Rhein
Julia Rhein
Gabriel Schroer
Gabriel Schroer
Cosima Pauli
Cosima Pauli
Ony Yan
Ony Yan
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School of Culture and Design / Industrial Design Department and Communications Design Department
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Prof. Pelin Celik
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Prof. Alexander Müller-Rakow
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Prof. Birgit Weller
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Prof. Jan Vietze
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Prof. Sebastian Feucht
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