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Digital Sovereignty Experience Space
Free, hands-on space by the MobilitätDigital initiative in Hall 6 of the Ladestraße: VR accident replays, AI avatars and an image-recognition challenge on data and AI in mobility.
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Put on a VR headset and you watch the same traffic accident from several people's points of view, to see how the critical moment built up. A few steps on, you can test yourself against an AI at recognising images.
The room is a guest installation in Hall 6 of the Ladestraße, run by MobilitätDigital, a federal transport ministry initiative led by the acatech foundation. Its subject is who controls the data behind mobility and logistics. Two AI-generated avatars explain digital sovereignty, and other stations show data tools for finding accessible places, an AI that improves posture at work, and one that protects privacy in public space.
Entry is free through the Ladestraße outdoor area, and museum visitors can walk straight in from the Ladestraße exhibitions. It's open daily except Mondays until 31 December. Its organisers call it an interactive showroom, and it doubles as a venue for workshops and events.
Look for
The VR accident replay
Put on a headset and watch one traffic accident from different perspectives, to see how a critical situation on the road develops.
The AI avatars
Two AI-generated presenters explain what digital sovereignty means.
The image-recognition challenge
Go up against an AI and see which of you is better at recognising images.
The accessibility data tools
Applications built on German data that help find accessible places and analyse how reachable a destination is.
Good for
- Cheap Culture
- Teenagers
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You came for historic machines: this room is VR headsets, screens and AI demos from a federal digital initiative.
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- Digital Sovereignty Experience SpaceSDTB / Deutsches Technikmuseum
- Gabriele Stötzer: Dabei sein und nicht schweigenGabriele Stötzer, Die Auslöschung eines Blicks – Ich trage meine Wunden heute offen, 1983, courtesy: LOOCK Galerie, Berlin, photo: Heike Stephan © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026
- Christoph Schlingensief: Es ist nicht mehr mein Problem, macht eure Scheiße alleine© The Estate of Christoph Schlingensief
- Kreuzberg: Kunst und Migration seit 1960Vlassis Caniaris, Kind, 1980, collection of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, courtesy: the Estate of Vlassis Caniaris and Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zurich/Paris © The Estate of Vlassis Caniaris, photo: Sebastian Schaub
- Deutsches TechnikmuseumSpyrosdrakopoulos / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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