Deutsches Museum Nuremberg - The Museum of the Future

How is technology developing?

AMAECA ©  Boris Brackrock

In the Museum of the Future, five areas of life and their future development possibilities are examined in order to find out how and where we will live in the future: How will our cityscape and infrastructure change? How will our earth? Will we really emigrate to the moon or Mars at some point? And what about the rest of the galaxy? In which areas will robots, AI and co. change our everyday lives? Like our health? What will make our lives easier? What will make it more difficult? And above all: how much of this is in our own hands?

Each themed area is supervised by a scientific team that always keeps the respective exhibitions up to date. Future Communicators, or F-Coms for short, are the trained guides who are available to share their knowledge with you on site in each exhibition area. The Future Museum thrives on collaborative cooperation and communication, which is why they look forward to discussions and suggestions and are there to help you if you have any questions or would like more information on a particular topic.

“Somewhere in the middle, that’s where our future will lie”    

The Museum of the Future is an interaction between established scientific knowledge and hypothetical scenarios of the future. So that you don’t lose your overview, individual stations are color-coded:
 

White = Science
Black = Fiction
Grey = In between

From mini hyperloops to quantum computers and sex robots. The exhibits at the Future Museum are pretty unique. In the robot workshop and the 3D ducker lab, you can literally tinker with the future yourself.